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SIMOS Insourcing Solutions
Happiness rating is 57 out of 100Below average
3.2 out of 5 stars.
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About the company

  • CEO
    Harold Baro
  • Company size
    51 to 200
  • Revenue
    $5M to $25M (USD)
  • Industry
    Human Resources & Staffing
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Jobs

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Loading and Stocking

71 jobs

Human Resources

8 jobs

Management

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Salaries

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Popular Roles

Warehouse Associate
$14.73 per hour
Warehouse Worker
$15.56 per hour
Performer
$49,454 per year

Loading and Stocking

Warehouse Worker
$15.56 per hour
Warehouse Associate
$14.73 per hour
Forklift Operator
$15.48 per hour

Construction

Laborer
$14.72 per hour
Equipment Operator
$13.99 per hour

Human Resources

Recruiter
$41,477 per year
Bilingual Recruiter
$16.25 per hour
Regional Recruiter
$64,452 per year
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Benefits

Employees at SIMOS Insourcing Solutions have reported receiving these benefits. They will vary by role and location.
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Paid time off
Signing bonus
Referral program
Retirement plan
Employee discount
AD&D insurance
Disability insurance
Flexible schedule
Food provided
Quarterly bonus
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Rating overview

Rating is calculated based on 863 reviews and is evolving.
3.3520173.1920183.1120192.6820202.452021

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Reviews

Warehouse Associate in Springfield, MO
on June 18, 2021
Ehh
Dont waste your time honestly. At first it was okay pretty simple. But when you are down on your luck and nothing seems to get better you cant count on this company to be there.
Loader/Unloader/Team Lead in Baytown, TX
on July 20, 2021
run away
run far away from this company they do not care about your health being. they will over work you to the point where you will pass out in a trailer and not care
Warehouse Associate in Valdosta, GA
on July 17, 2021
My review of SIMOS
SIMOS is a great place to work for something temporary and the pay is okay but you dont get any bonuses and arent allowed to be trained on things such as the forklift, they expect 100 percent of you whilst you work and also expect you to follow the saftey procedures to a T while you work but you cant achieve 100% productivty if you follow those procedures, then they want to fire you if you dont get 100% productivity.
Material Handler/Machine Operator in Memphis, TN
on July 2, 2021
Yea might be a fun and productive work place if you're Hispanic or in management
The training is often minimum and insufficient. Whatever you're not trained to do you're expected to figure out. Expected to know things without being told. Needed assistance can be frowned upon and is often given as little as possible. Help if given is often not when needed or not in the manner required or requested. Like I say I need help there. They'll come here and tell me to go there and I become the help I need. It's all if to say so you can't say they never helped. Making hard jobs look easy equates to no raise. If you cannot do a two man job alone with very little help you can receive a raise but if you can do it and will do jobs no one else wants only needing a little help, a raise is seen as trivial, even laughable. As if to say this job is way easier for you then it should be so why could you possibly want a raise or need it? Regardless of work load if management isn't pleased, most times it's seen as the workers fault. It's never that it's too much work or it's to heavy. If they could they'd have me here 7 days not so I can help out but so I can keep a load off them that they really don't want to lift a finger to carry. Coworkers and management can take anywhere from days to months off while I'm expected in every work day (was usually 6 days but I've made sure to take more days off. The days of me working 6 while they work 4 days are over) and if I miss a day about half the time I'm asked why didn't I come or I get supposedly joking comments about good workers show up for work. Literally without divine intervention there's no way I'd still be mentally or physically able to do my job but I'm hopeful this is one of the steps that lead to change. If and when I'm gone I'd love to know I left this place better than it was when I came.
Production Manager in Cabela’s Utah
on June 12, 2021
Like all places it has its ups and downs
I feel most of the time I am appreciated. Long hours hard work. But not like any other job you can make extra money by working hard. Teamwork is awesome along with most of the other employees. They work with you and your schedule.
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Interview insights

Insights from 121 Indeed users who have interviewed with SIMOS Insourcing Solutions within the last 5 years.
Favorable experience
Interview is easy
Process takes about a day or two

Interview Questions

Can u drive forklift

Shared on March 30, 2020

There was no interview. The turn out rate is so high

Shared on July 16, 2019

What makes me the best candidate for the job I applied for.

Shared on June 28, 2019
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SIMOS Insourcing Solutions locations

3.4
Memphis, TN
3.5
Carrollton, GA
2.9
Elwood, IL
3.2
Baytown, TX
3.2
Hampton, VA
2.9
Bethlehem, PA
3.5
Fort Worth, TX
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