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Randstad Sourceright
Professional Services
Snapshot
565 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
6 / 12
Anonymous employee
Uncapped commission so there is a high earning potential but it is really dependent on the market you are working in.
Extremely micro-managed and metrics-driven and the company is moving in an even worse direction in that regard.
Mobile account specialist
Some of the team members are helpful
The client engagement is poor other agencies have much better processes such as Manpower and Adecco.
Material handler
The best reason to work here is because there is no week in the hole. Randstad pays you weekly regardless of the assignment.
The main challenge of working for Randstad was getting steady work. My assignments were day to day. Some days I would be given work some days I wouldn't.
Fulfilment consultant
Supportive team, great incentives, training opportunities, opportunities to progress
my only con is I have to commute slightly longer!
Work at home customer service representative
teaches you about investments, and how to deal with your money for the future
have better communication choices with the elderly
Recruitment coordinator
Good training and good culture
There is a lot of micro management around hitting KPIs
Branch manager
Training, investment. Benefits and salary. Bonus. Company progression. senior management
location, advertisement. company profile. segmentation
Analyst
Good Progression Honest Managers Good Worklife balance
Internal Leadership Politics can be annoying and interupt progress of projects
Technical recruiter - life sciences
Good place to work, I
I don’t have any cons to share
The place you go to if you don't have time to look for a job and need someone else to do it for you.
The Oakville staff will call you if your skills "fit what their clients want" even if it's not what you're looking for, just so they can make their commission. They won't communicate otherwise. If you had a question, they wouldn't reply to your email unless you are a candidacy to their client. Horrible customer service and clearly do not care about anything except their pockets.
Lots of resources and support from the corporate team
The top leadership turned an awesome company into one of numbers AND cliques. I stress the AND...you might have amazing numbers but if you're not in the clique you're on the outside looking in (and not liking what you see).
Managing director
Pro-active company culture, strategy and focus remain consistent, employees feel valued, clear direction and focus from top down, employees are made to feel valued and understand the role they play in overall strategic direction.
Still working on developing a "one company" direction, much better and less silo mentality, but still work in progress.
Human resources/senior manager/internal associate
Management style was great....you ran your own business.
Depending you your work ethic, if you do not like working alone it is not for you! If you do...it Perfect!!!
Recruitment consultant
Managers are fantastic Everyone has a Chromebook to work from home with
Too much Micro Management Low basic salary (18K to begin with)
Consultant
You will get the best training
A bit too corporate for me
They look for any opportunities that match you best constantly. Pay is decent.
Don't listen 100%. Ever since moving back to IL I have had problems in regards to my job search as well as my girlfriend with her paychecks.
Financial specialist
Team Members are very close to each other to help in work load
nothing much. Need to Improve Employee Privilege's
Assistant branch manager
A company that really cares about its people and their work/life balance. I am very impressed by how my employer had handled COVID and our safety.
I am a happy employee!
Flexible working arrangements working from home a couple of days a week. Accommodating for working parents. Good reputation in the market
Salary is low and not negotiable and no regular pay increase. Micromanaging environment. Feedback is not taken onboard.
Human resources manager
Excellent place to work
Nothing as such to highlight
Casual
Good people, Easy to learn
Boring repetitive job As a casual management mess you around and play games with you, call you in some days and some days don't. Use you very much with nothing in return. No roster, find out via text every single day weather your working or not.
Talent advisor
pay scale is good according to market standards
They will layoff employees without proper intimation
Assembler ii
Flexibility, Quick Interview Process, Responsiveness
Benefits, Timeoff, Interaction with Parent company
- Human forward - care about people and business - follow trends of the market
- they need to surf on the economic cycles
Hr-executive
great working environment and friendly
be sure of the manager you work for
Educator
Informative Easy to use Helpful Good Make thinks easy
Ask unnecessary questions like this
Forklift operator
Plenty of overtime & consistent work.
To much overturn, work crews consistently
Jira administrator
Work culture, Work life balance, Managers are like good collogues to you. You would get guidance and support always. Standard and achievable targets, Sometimes hectic but Management provides good work life balance.
More competition within the teams and nothing else.
Customer service representative
Using a laptop so you can move around
Too much information that they want you to know too quickly will terminate you if you don’t catch in as fast as they want you to. Too many quizzes that you have to pass or have to retake or fired.
Off on weekends, work is from 7:30-3:45, it’s been pretty awesome working for them.
Pay is only 10.00, can’t go over 40 or even reach 40 hours. Also you don’t get any PTO.
Technical recruiter
Enjoyed working at Randstad for the time I did. Learned a lot.
Competitive nature of the role.
Great job placement and training.
Not enough temp to full time work available.
weekly pay, 401k option, can sometimes be a foot in the door.
can be sometimes terminated easily
Aside from the work hard, play hard culture, Randstad offer a great benefits scheme ranging from free eye tests up to company cars, flash awards and incentives.
Challenging environment where expectations are high for individuals to achieve their full potential
Assistant manager - bd
great place and culture to work
Company has no cons to tell
Lead specialist
Pay is good. Good RPOs. Good employee engagement activities.
Poor management. NO work life balance
I love to work with this firm because sales I my passion
Nothing to tell negative about this firm
Proposal writer
This company has the employees interest in mind.
I didn't find any while I was employed.
Customer sales assistant
Very organised, and prepared very good company to work for
I don’t have any cons
Associate engineer
Salary on time every month
Too much work pressure if you working on client site
Senior software engineer
They will deploy people at good partner company.
Once after deployment they actually don't know what's happening to the employee and they never seek any information too. No proper hike no extra benefits.
Staffing consultant
Great culture within Randstad. It's a fast paced environment but everyone is so supportive of each other it's great. The compensation is great, the benefits are great and the training program is amazing!! Could not speak more highly of this company. Always have competitions ongoing so you have the chance to make great bonus and have some fun!
No cons. Everything is amazing
Good working environment, nice coworkers
Long hours and low salary
Good commission structure Good for someone starting in Recruitment, they have a solid onboarding program. Great to see first hand why big recruiters have such a bad name I had 5 job offers when I was looking at leaving and everyone of them mentioned the training that consultants are provided - try stick it out for 18 months!
Prepare to be micro managed like never before Bad managers will destroy your confidence and tear you down Every single team has their own cliche group They don't exit interview their employees They are so sales driven they don't care about their candidates or clients, it's all about making money
Friendly Offices - the most friendly and inclusive offices I have ever worked in Community feel - which aids to job satisfaction Constant support with HR checkups every few months and company wide satisfaction surveys Progression opportunities - They look after the people that work for them and prefer to hire internally Development opportunities - RISE program that leads to a qualification
It is a big company so sometimes the big bosses can lose transparency (rarely though) and the money isn't as great as some dodgy recruitment company around the corner but I believe it is worth it as they invest that into your career
Administrative assistant
Salary is good. Lunch is for free
Very bad and mean colleges.
Good company to work
Nothing bad about working with
Human resources
They pay every week and you always see what you get paid
They have to be more open minder
Its really just another check
Hours are bad no room fir improvement
Warehouse worker
Nice employers and coworkers reasnable dalary
Early mornings and not many carrear options later