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Snapshot
500 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
19 / 50
Anonymous employee
The people and the size
Pay, the tools and technology, and good people leaving
Customer service representative
Fast answers with Payroll and Recruiters; Good allocations; Salary above the minimum, within the average range; Good relationships
Too short contracts; Difficulty shifting focus regarding desired job positions
Senior account manager
Engagement Development Supporting able futures Culture
Current back office support could be improved, as well as systems and automation.
Customer service advisor
Paid on time. Quick interview process
Minimum wage. Slow responses to email.
Marketing
Good culture and friendly team
Complex industry to understand for beginners
Tech sourcer
Loved it. But contract ended
There were no down sides
Consultant
Nice place to work good salary
Not great in terms of employees comunication
Project manager
Contracted to companies based on you're interest/experience Work-Life balance Good HR policies Easy to voice out problems
Insurance is very basic. Could be better.
Business anayst
Very good company to work
most of times works in customer place
Talent acquisition specialist
Was stable, team environment, great training ground for recruiters starting in industry. Win4youth People were friendly and great
Below market salary Substandard evolving bonus structure Never provide targets on time Strategic goals of improving women in senior leadership which is a pro in some cases but ultimately hurts male employees in the process due to the quota system Senior business managers have never run a desk Fill and bill pom pom pomeranian approach from sideline no leading from the front KPI weekly hit list sent out to all staff High favoritism for perm businessline offering flexibility for one vertical and not to temp business when temp is holding the business. High turnover- I mean embarrassingly High rates. Take a look on linkedin and average tenure Whilst carrying peakon surveys which had fantastic information- they choose not to drive change required to retain key people within their business hence why you have many at ALH, TRN, and more.