Axelon

looking at the reviews i have to laugh. i have to agree but in a different kind of way. all i have to say i dont want to work for them again and i will leave it at that. not with them and their snobby client they had me at

I was contacted by Axelon regarding an exciting opportunity. With every interaction, the recruiter was very attentive, professional, and efficient. The entire on-boarding process was seamless and I was always kept abreast of actions required by me. The five stars are self-explanatory of my experience. However, I wish there was an option for me to include a high five!

Axelon services is not a scam, it's a real agency. They got me a 5 month assignment at a bank and at the end of the assignment I got hired. This is my sixth month working at the bank with benefits and everything. And all the recruiters were really nice and got back to me in a timely fashion. And they do send out a lot of emails about job, but isn't that a good thing, since it makes your job search easier? The job assignments emails they sent out are with good companies.

The company appears to be staffed with many very junior, unprofessional people, who bulk flood indiscriminately just about everybody, where a keyword search brought to their desk a name. No reading of the resume, no second tier of matching resumes with real jobs, no personal contact, no follow-up if the jobs are cancelled or changed, very poor knowledge and information about the jobs (that may be partially the hiring clients fault) just a very crude assembly line numbers game, hoping that something will "stick". It appears that Axelon is helping keep the unemployment rate in NY state low, by hiring all available people and paying probably minimal wages to young, untrained "recruiters" who come from various backgrounds. This strategy probably works because i imagine, the rents on Wall Street must be high...

Wish there was a "0" start rating...

Once again, I sent a resume. And once again, no one responded when I sent a resume. And I asked for a reply, or a confirmation. Nothing. And I tried to call. But, as usual, the recruiter's voice mailbox is full -- and has been for three days.

Followed up with the Operations Manager, who gave me a bunch of excuses. Told her to remove my name from their database, permanently. Then hung up. Don't waste your time with this ridiculous excuse for a placement firm!