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AppleOne Employee Reviews
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Temporary, Permanent placement
General Labourer (Former Employee) – Delta, BC – 3 November 2018
Worked at one company Apple one had sent me too and stayed there for 2 years with no clear indication that the company would ever hire me on full time. Lots of work, easy to move from one place to the next.
Pros
understanding
Cons
low pay
Very fun and encouraging environment with great variety
Inventory Analyst / Administrative Support (Former Employee) – Delta, BC – 6 December 2018
The varied positions allowed a person to develop all sorts of personal and professional skills that contributed to their growth in any industry. Many of the skills learned there I continue to use today.
Pros
Everything
Cons
Nothing
Great company to learn and grow with the industry
Branch Manager (Former Employee) – Brampton, ON – 8 October 2018
Great training program
Many employees go on to own their own recruitment agency successfully
Great commission program
Great bonus system and awards
Great team environment
Many employees go on to own their own recruitment agency successfully
Great commission program
Great bonus system and awards
Great team environment
Pros
Great compensation package
Cons
Tough work /life balance
Good
Filing and data entry (Former Employee) – Etobicoke, ON – 25 September 2018
Good
learnt a lot
worked as a intern so I only worked 4 months. just learn human resources handling under the human resources manager. worked on various spreadsheets theer and also interacted with employees of different sections in that company to get an overview of what they all do there. the staff wa very friendly.
learnt a lot
worked as a intern so I only worked 4 months. just learn human resources handling under the human resources manager. worked on various spreadsheets theer and also interacted with employees of different sections in that company to get an overview of what they all do there. the staff wa very friendly.
Pros
none
Cons
none
Be Very Careful
Customer Service Representative (CSR) (Current Employee) – Brampton, ON – 22 August 2018
My only advice to anyone who signs up with AppleOne is don’t. My recruiter who placed me didn’t even tell me that the current job I am in now is a long term contract that could take 1-5 years to get full time. If I was probably informed I wouldn’t have taken the job and leave a permanent position I was in. Just be very careful and ask lots of questions before you sign your life away.
Pros
BBQ and hours
Cons
Recruiter is the devil
fair
Clerk Stenographer II (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 20 August 2018
Appleone has provided me 2 assignments that I was happy with. My comment to them for improvement is, they should look into the welfare of their candidates.
Pros
free lunches
Cons
no follow up to their candidates
No comment
General Labourer (Current Employee) – Richmond Hill, ON – 25 June 2018
You go in and do paperwork and safety tests if it's labour jobs and if it's office you do office work tests and a whmis test for both labour or office work. Once that's done they find you something to match your skill set. It was good but now it's seems there is no work.
Pros
Flexable hours
Cons
Early starts in the morning
best ive been with
Temporary Worker (Former Employee) – Burlington, ON – 8 March 2018
people are really nice and actually take the time to get to know you. they try hard to find you work. they send you info often on positions available.
Pros
good people
Cons
not constant work
They will trick you with their lies
Customer Service Representative (Former Employee) – Toronto, ON – 1 March 2018
The recruiter lied to me and 3 other employees about the position itself, the pay rate, and the duration of the contract. We thought it would be temporary, it was an ongoing type of contract. The position we applied for had nothing to do with the one we found out we were hired for later on. The pay rate was also different, lower than what we were told. And the recruiters we dealt with were always threatening us when we were complaining about the wrong info they told us. When we complained about it, we actually got fired straight up. It took them a month to pay us what they had to. And just as long to provide us with the R.O.E. Worst agency ever I worked with. Do not go there. They will charm you with their lies, and you'll get trapped. And the only way out is to get fired.
Pros
Location
Cons
The recruiters lie about very important things such as pay rate, type of contract, position
Don't go there to find a job
Customer (Former Employee) – Yonge st – 24 February 2018
they won't help you to find a job at all.
You have to give them a lot of unnecessary information, also they have a paper about bank account information to fill.!!!!!!!!!
It was just a waste of time for me
You have to give them a lot of unnecessary information, also they have a paper about bank account information to fill.!!!!!!!!!
It was just a waste of time for me
Good agency to work with
Bookkeeper and Administrative Roles (Former Employee) – Burlington, ON – 13 December 2017
The team were very proactive on my behalf. They found me roles on two occasions at the pay level I wanted. I would use them again as the consultants were good to deal with.
Unrealistic expectations
Worker (Former Employee) – Barrie, ON – 12 December 2017
Really weak agency, sure they'll give you a chance but they'll be on your butt if your a minute late 1 time out of 10. They'll probably fire you and bring in the next guy.
Pros
Food
Cons
Your temporary
The agency that sent me was lied to.
General Labourer (Former Employee) – Milton, ON – 19 November 2017
My employment agent who sent me wasn't aware of my true role compared to what I was told. The role was more difficult than my Employment said. Dirty environment to work in.
Pros
Close to home
Cons
Bad shifts !
Would never work with another Temporary company
Machine Operator / Assembler (Former Employee) – Barrie, ON – 15 November 2017
Temporary Agencies are more or less for people that just want something to do on a temporary basis but they don't work for the person requiring full time employment. They are just looking to fill their pockets not to actually help folks find full time jobs.