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InTime Staffing LLC

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  • Sharika T

    Date: 01/21/2024

    Stay away from this company if its the *************** or anyone with the name below ******* or Charity. Never in my life have I been through chaos with an unprofessional company. I seen this post on Indeed which I provided below. I called and directed me to charity. I asked her if they had any openings for third shift. She stated yes. She collected my information and forward me over to *******. Since they work remotely and travel they handle their interviews inside of a hotel. *** completed my interview and she took a photo of me for my badge. I asked her if her company offers benefits, she replied, and said the benefits were terrible and did not recommend me enrolling that right there should have been a red flag for me. However, I needed a job, and I tried to look on the bright side of things. A week later ******* gets back with me through text Stating that I could start the next day, she provided me all of the details names on who I need to ask for when I arrive. When I got there I gave the truck gate person the name that I was provided with guess what!!! Wrong supervisor. I proceeded to contact charity and *******, and finally charity got back with me. I told her the supervisors name that was provided doesnt work night shift. Do you have another name? She gave me his name and phone number. When I called the second He was in the bed and guess what? He also doesnt work third shift. After standing in the cold for so long, she told me that she would pay me for my time and to try it again the next day. This was the second red flag for me. Finally, I always provided the right supervisors name that I needed to speak with name ***. I introduced myself and wanted to make sure that he will be there when I arrive that night. Here comes the 3rd red flag!!!!! He didnt have no information on me. No clue to who I was. Go to ****** reviews to read the full story

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