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March 2024 by Boo Boo stacy
Express employment was quick to get me a job that fit my schedule.
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March 2024 by Marcus Paige
Was fast and easy to apply
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March 2024 by Tim Baker
Great people, they actually try to find you a job and don't forget about you like most places. 10/10 would recommend.
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March 2024 by Anthony Rose
If you are looking for work in this area call !!Deb will get you going right away. I personally dealt with Travis , and he was both polite and professional!!
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March 2024 by Sheena Keller
Travis stacy was great and up front from the beginning! I would highly recommend them to anyone.
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March 2024 by Justin Edwards
Very friendly and professional
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March 2024 by Shpend Alija
Loved! The team they were very! Nice and helpful as well as professional. They will absolutely! To there upmost best to find you a job that you’d like. Highly! Recommend them guys.
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November 2023 by Stephen Robertson
In my experience with Express Employment in Richmond I found Debra and the whole team to excited and enthusiastic about helping me find gainful Employment. The process was very thorough from filling out my application to the interview process. They made sure to ask me questions about my skills and experiences to best match me with a position I could be successful in. Debra and her team was a pleasure to work with!
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November 2023 by Jason
I recently had a disheartening experience at Express Personal with a recruiter named Debra Sloan. This encounter left me feeling incredibly disheartened and disrespected. In an era where diversity and inclusivity are championed, it was shocking to encounter discrimination simply because I held an online high school diploma from Penn Foster, despite being the first in my family to attend college. This incident made it painfully clear that stereotypes and judgments can still overshadow personal struggles and accomplishments.Adding complexity to the situation, I've been dealing with anxiety and a series of health issues, including a recent diagnosis of diabetes, which have significantly impacted my life and employment history. I've faced challenges in maintaining stable employment, often due to my fluctuating health. However, I thought my fortunes were changing for the better as I had recently found a medication regimen that effectively managed my health issues and anxiety. With newfound hope and stability, I decided to reenter the job market.I reached out to a recruiter at Express Personal, Debra Sloan, with excitement about the prospects of returning to work. Despite the fact that Penn Foster is regionally accredited through the Commission on Secondary Schools of the Middle States Association and nationally accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission and also has national accreditation through Cognia, her response was laughing to my face, as if a dark cloud descended upon the conversation. The recruiter's tone and demeanor shifted drastically, and they made it clear that they believed my educational background to be inferior. It was as if my diploma didn't hold any value, despite the hard work and dedication it took to achieve it. Notably, I am currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Business Administration through a local college.What struck me even more was the way the recruiter seemed uninterested in my personal journey. I wanted to explain that I had been through an uphill battle, navigating my health issues and anxiety, and had finally found a way to manage them effectively. I felt defeated, as it seemed like a waste of time trying to communicate this to her. I thought they would appreciate my resilience and the determination it took to reach this point, but instead, as she looked up the diploma and found it was accredited... no apology, just clapping.This experience left me feeling like the worst person ever. I had worked so hard to overcome my obstacles, only to be met with prejudice from someone who was supposed to assist me in my job search. Discrimination based on one's personal view on education is not only unfair but detrimental to the principles of equal opportunity. It's a painful reminder that stereotypes and preconceived notions can persist even in the face of adversity.Discrimination has no place in our society, especially from those in positions to connect job seekers with opportunities. Let this be a reminder that each of us is fighting our own battles, and we should be judged not by our past but by the potential we hold for a brighter future. If this is the type of people recruiting job seekers at this company, no wonder they are in need of help so badly.
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November 2023 by Erin Caudill
Deb is the best! She is amazing and very passionate about what she does <3
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November 2023 by wayne sellars
Very professional, Debra Sloan got me get placed quickly.
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October 2023 by Heather Laurenvil
Out of all the employment agencies I've worked with it don't get better then Express! They are gonna go to bat for you! Do you part and I PROMISE THEY WILL DO THEIRS!
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April 2023 by Maria Apolo
Express pros does not seem to fail me even in Washington state they helped me find a stable job . Express pros should win a nationwide award. They hire the best staff in every state.
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July 2022 by Kyla R.
Alline and the crew have helped me a few different times before landing on my dream job that I never thought I could've landed by myself. They've been there whenever I had a question, no matter the time of day. Whether it be 5:30am or 6pm, even though it's outside of hours. I definitely would suggest if you're looking for a job, this place will get you a career.
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July 2022 by Mary's Backyard Farm
Very helpful and freindly workers . Willing and able to help someone with disability and find right job. Summer work or long term . Great experience
