Adecco Staffing

Huge waste of time.
They can’t even use their own computer systems, had no idea I’d already been there for an interview, and wear wrinkled clothing. One woman looked like a chain smoker and could barely hold a conversation. They also look like they’re constantly afraid of losing their jobs — with good reason.
I am a graduate student and hold a bachelor’s with high honors. I’m an easy sell.
Forget recruiters. I have gotten offers by just applying via Craigslist, Indeed, Monster — all higher paying and without the middleman.

Spoiler alert — Adecco was no help at all in my job hunt.
A few years ago while living on the west coast, an agency affiliated with Adecco was a huge help in finding me work in an area I was new to.
However, despite reaching out to this branch many times, I have zero to show for it except a lot of wasted time I’ll never get back — time I could have spent sending resumes elsewhere. Their online resume submission page, like most, did not work properly and even after e-​mailing my resume several times, they still had trouble locating it. The staffers I did speak to were uninformed and didn’t seem the slightest bit interested in helping me out.
In retrospect, buying a newspaper, circling the ads in the back and sending out paper resumes by snail mail would’ve been a more productive use of my time.

When I graduated, a friend recommended Adecco for temp work and help looking for full-​time employment. They called me in for one particular job, and I spent an hour or so filling out paperwork and getting interviewed. «Great!» I thought. «They seem on top of things.»
Apparently they like to waste everyone’s time, because I never heard from them again. Since going to Adecco, I’ve gotten two other, full-​time jobs on my own.
You’re better off scanning craigslist and looking at company websites. This company will not help.