Superior Technical Resources Employer Reviews

Temporary positions in the medical field. However, not a lot of permanent opportunities

Morning meeting, then get of my forklift (sit down or stand up) and head to my department (DMO).

My supervisor will have orders ready for me to pick, pack, weigh and stage by the shipping doors.

There was two of us in DMO.

I learned how to drive a both forklifts sit down and stand up. I learned how to use a shrink wrap machine along with a bander.

I – more... had one 30min lunch and two 15min breaks.

My co-worker was awesome. My supervisor was awesome. Upper management was great.

The hardest part of the job was weighing the merchandise IF you did not have the scale lift because you had to go to the back of the building and it took up so much time.

The most enjoyable part of the job was learning how to drive the forklifts. I always wanted to learn. – less

Great place to work. Very laid back. The people are very friendly and willing to help if you need it.

Good Temp agency for finding permanent employment in your career field

MAINTENCE OF SEVERAL FACILITIES.
I LEARNED MORE ABOUT PLUMBING /AC UNITS AND FRAMEING.
WORKED MORE ON MY OWN,MGMT GIVES WORK ORDERS.
COWORKERS HAD ATEAM SPIRIT
NOT BEING ABLE TO CROSSTRAIN MORE
THE EMPLOYEES

I don't like sitting around and they don't have alot of job placements sometimes you have to sit before they find you something else and I have to call my rep all the time.

I enjoyed this job the people where friendly the hours were a little long but the job was fast paced so before you knew it the day was done

Helping clients with their daily activities such as feeding, clothing, bathing, taking them to therapy being able to interact with them. Seeing them smile lets you know that you're doing some good. Working with other staff members can be difficult sometimes, but too can be a learning experience.

I have enjoyed working for Superior. I have not really had any issues with them. I am paid well and after 90 days I received holiday pay.

Superior helped me get a permanent position with a major defense contractor 10 years ago. I contacted them when I was laid off last year, and they found me a great long-term assignment, supporting another defense contractor. It was a great experience - I learned new skills and made valuable contacts. The recruiter will get to know you and contact you – more... only when they feel a position is a good fit for you, in terms of pay rate, distance and experience. – less

I worked on the NASA production line soldering and doing mechanical assembly. I am NASA solder certified.

Everything about this company is rotten. It's a private firm and nepotism runs wild. Some of their employees are bullies, racists, and/or sexist. They cannot meet sales expectations (over-sell products/service and under deliver), and downright lie to their customers. They treat their employees like a commodity, pay them low wages, offer them little – more... to no real chance for significant commissions, offer terrible benefits options, and allow the top tier of employees to siphon off all of the "high dollar" work. What’s worse is that they partially outsource their workforce to countries with cheap labor- and they don’t tell their customers (some prime government contractors) they do this. – less

Mother said "If you can't say anything good about someone, you should say nothing at all".

Superior Staffing work efficiently to employ me in a timely manor.

For a temp job was great just way too short, but it is after all a temp job.

I drive cars from point A to point B in all kinds of weather. Hopefully it will lead to a full time position.

Flexible, but only one small salary and mileage increase in six years. Also had a 25% travel pay reduction enforced right before I resigned. Management didn't appear to truly listen or hear concerns. I didn't feel as if I was a valued employee at this company although I committed six years.

I enjoyed working at UT, I got good experience working with computer programs, budgets and I got a chance to work with some really good people.

Clock in.Check machine and belts for wear and plug-ups.The hardest part was keeping everything clean.The best part was filling up the bin and dumping it into the truck.

A typical day consisted of me sitting at the desk taking calls about various child support issues..