Adecco Employer Reviews

Worked with variety people, experienced a lot new things. Attended different exhibition shows.

I would come in and get my work area set up which is turning my computers on along with all my monitors. I would get into all the programs that is needed to be used to preform my work. I would call agents, homeowners association, and investigate information that is missing. That information then reflects for the next step. We have 24 hours to complete – more... the work that comes in. If not we have to stay until it is completed. While we are in our cubes we would still be able to joke around with others as long as you are completing your job with high quality performance. – less

Learned multiple jobs within the factory, management and co-workers wonderful to work with/for. Hardest part of the job was not knowing what you were going to do the next day if there were no parts to run on the machine. Most enjoyable learning different tasks to increase my knowellege throughout the company.

This was a temp position. I worked in a great department, we really helped each other. It was heavy data entry, but I enjoyed it. Some days we did have to work long hours.

This job was an admin position working with Spanish farmers that did not speak English at all. The management was interesting things were great until I got a second job and they wanted me to quit or stay and not take the second job but they only paid 9 dollars an hour for 4 hours a day three days out of the week and I had a child to support. So I chose – more... to leave for advancement. – less

Typical call center. Learned medical terms/codes for diagnosis

Loved being able to help people and build relationships. Nice culture, they give chances to those looking to get into this field. There are constant learning opportunities and you can go a long way

Great job. Always had assignments for me. Learned everything to know about office management.

The day would go by smooth as long as the orders are in the system correctly. But sometimes it can be very busy

The whole reason that I left this company is because I needed something that was more stable and that had opportunities for advancement.

I enjoyed the time I spent working at a medical factory through Adecco. The downside to temp work is there is no job security.

Trained clinics on the website
Answered questions on products for clinics
Setup websites for clinics

Worked the assembly lines at various computer companies. Wrapped and boxed the computer parts. I learned how fragile computer parts were. The management where very good at keeping me with long term assignments.

productive hard working good people but my foreman was a floor layer not a roofer but he no longer works there

had a nice experience working for Adecco at Purina I had great hours and a nice supervisor, I had good hard working co workers who was always ready to assist when needed

Prepared samples and set up tests for Hair Care Department, worked on computer (Word, Excel, and Outlook), helped the panelists to move in a steady pace to accomplish the daily tests, cleaned hair brushes and straightened the lab to keep it presentable, sent out hair switches to clean, filled out time sheets

Management sucked. They had the rudest boss that didn't acknowledge us for the goals we met or maxed. Her attitude was so nasty and she was nonchalant about everything.

Great place to work. I learned alot of processes. Co-workers are friendly and engaging.

A typical day at work would be packing and labeling pipes with minimal supervision. I learned to be a self motivator. My co-workers were helpful and kind. The hardest part of this job was the dirty environment.

A typical day at work is tiring because you are constantly answering calls and dealing with some rude, some impatient, and some unsatisfied customers. But there are also some nice ones. I learned how to keep a positive attitude regardless of the situation. Also , how to assist customers in placing orders, handling order errors, escalations, etc. Management – more... wasn't as helpful or polite as they should be "all he time". It all depended on who was helping and at one time. The hardest part of the job was controlling my temper when being talked down on by customers. The most enjoyable part was speaking to a patient and understanding customer and placing an order for them, getting a situation taken care of, and seeing them leave happy and satisfied. – less