I had initially applied for a position they listed online for an administrative assistant position near where I lived, thinking it was a standard listing. I was contacted the following business day and they set up an in-person interview for later that week, before which I was requested to finish a few online tests for typing speed, proficiency with MS Word & Excel, and then a general "administrative assistant" quiz. When I attended the interview later that week, I discovered it was actually a recruitment pitch for their temp agency instead of for a direct position. The interviewer reviewed my test scores and gave me a low base rate for pay, and then covered their general rules for their associates to work in client offices. I was immediately accepted into their talent pool, and had to return the following business day to fill out paperwork for taxes and payroll as well as write up a short personality profile and fill out a formatted resume template that they would use to send to clients.

was quite quick, got asked for interview straight away, staff were friendly at first, you do typing and tests that show no relevance to the jobs you get. lots of paper work to fill in, they seem happy to meet you, make promises of great partnership, not a very good company. disingenuous, blatantly lie about the types of jobs they have.