Liaison Resources, LP

Full disclosure: I was employed by these people, which is against the TOS for Unilocal.However, as it’s a contract company, I’m not sure how else you would review it. Also, since I don’t list my name and I’m not currently employed by them, hopefully this is acceptable:
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Just ask some of the employees who’ve worked here for years. It’s one of the best out there for creative people. I got great service, real dedication, and a genuine sense that they cared about their people. Not every contract company in town does that.
The only negative is that I’m not much into the creative as some peripheral business work and therefore they didn’t have a great deal of work for me. Still, a great company I’m very lucky to have worked for.

I suspect I am not an easy person to headhunt for. You see, even at 31, I don’t know what I want to be when I grow up. Some people (you know who you are) have a problem with that. I prefer to not be defined by my job. That’s probably easy to do, since I’ve cobbled together a career of jobs that have ranged from crappy to shitty.
Initially, I was pretty lukewarm about Liaison. They brought me in to talk to me about a job I had no interest in because: 1. I had already had it presented to me by a couple other people and 2. it was a job a friend of mine had been fired from and they had already fired her replacement. Doesn’t exactly sound like my kind of work environment.
But, somewhere along the way, Liaison and I warmed up to each other. Somewhere along the way, we started getting each other. Somewhere along the way, we started getting interviews for jobs with significant raises. That’ll always make a relationship sizzle.
I really like the crew there, From Dave, the president to Mark, Molly and Sam and all the way to Jeff at the front desk. Generally, they get my sense of urgency and my desire to pay rent. I think that is important.
We haven’t landed me a job yet, but maybe we’ll get around to it. It sure beats the hell out of cold applications and cover letters.