Manpower Employer Reviews

Great company with a tremendous reputation. Very little support from corporate management.

Not a bad place to work at all. I heard a lot of complaints about this place before I started working there, but it wasn't bad at all. The management is amazing and they really work around your schedule. The only problem I had was with the way the business it represents conducts itself.

A day starts with a productive call and ends up with a good closure.
I have learnt a lot about end to end recruitment.
Co-workers are very helpful .
The hardest part of a job is when people do not turnup for interviews.
The most enjoyable part of the job is when there are several drives happening in the office

Answering customer's incoming phone calls 8 to 10 hours per day in a semi private setting. Interaction with co workers was limited due to call volume.
Learn to appreciate this side of the customer care job sector. Management was very supportive when help was needed to resolve a customer issue. The hardest part was job ?? After The 6 week training period – more... you went to the floor to start answering calls, sometimes it was hard to get the attention of the floor leads to help you with a customer question that was not covered in training. – less

I had a recruiter that was very polite and did everything he could to make sure he helped me have a smooth start to my assignment. After the assignment was over, I never heard from them again.

I really enjoy working for Manpower. The office staff is very friendly and very understanding to everyday life trials.

If you work for this company don't get comfortable and just consider it an unemployment check while you search for a real job. There is NO job security here. And no, you will not get hired full time by the company you temp for. You will probably go in and work hard trying to impress them and hope they will hire you but instead one day you will get a – more... call telling you you're layed off. Could be after a week, could be after months. You never know, so you will always work with that hanging over your head. – less

Fined job easily. learned a lot. no management. co-workers good. staying at the job. good learning

GOOD FIRENDLY PEOPLE PROFRESSIONAL, AND HONEST LIKE A FAMILY , LEARN TO BE MORE PROFRESSIONAL. GOOD WORK ASSIGNMENT EASY BUT WORK, GOOD SITES, FIRENDS YOU MAKE, JOB HELP GROW TO BEST YOU CAN BE AND THEN SOME

A typical day with Manpower included them contracting you to a job giving you directions to destination and sending you where they wanted you. I learned while working with them that even though I enjoyed working with them that they seldom had open positions. Management where some of the greatest bosses I've had even though they never had many jobs open – more... they did what they could with what they had. My co-workers were the people at the jobs I was contracted to and most were very accepting of tempworkers. The hardest part of the job was never knowing if you would have a job the next day. The best part of the job was the people. – less

very flexible..i used ti start at 9 and get out at 6..the place was very clean ...with a big cafeteria

Working for Manpower at Abbott Nutrition was great learning experience of working in a well organized company. Every day start of shift with a meeting of the duties that had to be done for the job or the position each employee had to perform. After the meeting everybody would go to their positions to relieve the employees from the previous shift, from – more... who we had a short talk on their day and how the machine had operated and what adjustments had to be done if any. Then after taking over the machine the relive operator for the day would try and get everybody their desired time for break/lunch/dinner. Getting along was really easy, but on rare occasions when things weren't going okay there would be a little tension. Dealing with angry coworkers, and being under pressure to go according to schedule where the hardest things to deal with. But overall it was really enjoyable working with everybody because we would get along so well and worked together to finish our job. – less

It's a fair oppoetunity temp service and they can use some more improvment

I started the position with a sales backround. I was given 33 stores to manage on a weekly basis. Learned how to manage my stores with the sales perspective. How to build an effective relationship with Store Managers and personel as well. I managed the events as well. Giving store associates a quick review of our product on which does what.

I worked in various positions in customer service, IT, tax/finance and aviation departments.

I learned to work with a variety of types of people and improved my communication techniques to resolve problems and coordinate the duties I was assigned. I enjoyed the multi-tasking duties and working in various software and Microsoft programs which increased – more... my skill set for computer software programs. – less

Manpower is a great Temp service to work for. I have worked for 3 different factories for them. They have great pay and good hours.

Manpower is a good company to work for, unfortunately there hasn't been any positions available recently. It was great working with MPV's learning how to build them, test them, and inspect.

had a great time working for this company at Va tech University

Loved it pay was good just had to move locations and didn't have transportation i have it now though

*Typically, I'm either operating, cleaning, and/or maintaining a crane throughout any given day.
*In respect to crane work I've learned a lot about building bridges, refineries, and coal plants.
*I rely on my co-workers for accurate crane signals and proper rigging.
*The hardest part of the job is working with inexperienced signalmen and riggers.
*The – more... most enjoyable part of the job is ending each day without any injuries and accidents. – less