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“I was blessed to be working at this company when I got injured. They have been true to their word .”

Pros:  “Always above board when dealing with me, or with my feedback on contractors we sub for. Actually, I think that's the best "pro" in working with them; they hold the temp…”

Cons:  “It is a temp labor-staffing organization, so it's not shangri-la, but they seem to treat their employees with dignity.” – Full Review

“Investement in the Future”

Pros:  “Company Strives to create a diverse experience. Most employees have the opportunity to rotate between functional areas or between the business and production side.”

Cons:  “Many employees are here for the long run. Older office culture and less than ideal location in both the US and Europe. Many career opportunities exist within the…” – Full Review

“Good Learning Experience”

Pros:  “Good learning experience. Friendly people.”

Cons:  “Hagerstown is a sad place to be. No housing benefits or assistance for the interns. $18/hr is a low salary” – Full Review

“So much lost potential”

Pros:  “Flexible schedules, great benefits, good opportunities for career promotions. Very stable and stress free environment.”

Cons:  “Career promotions are not equally awarded throughout District and only certain Departments get consistent and good advancement, promotions and pay increases. It…” – Full Review

“Great Company, Not Compensated Fairly”

Pros:  “Manpower truly is the leader in the world of staffing. Their staffing model is getting towards a more dilineated role-oriented environment, rather than dual desk coverage…”

Cons:  “Poor compensation. According to market trends on what Recruiters should be making, Manpower has some catching up to do.” – Full Review

“Great job for a kid in college.”

Pros:  “Good work experience for a college kid, as well as a near guarantee of a supervisor position with a decent starting salary when you graduate college, as long as you show up…”

Cons:  “Takes a long time for an intern to truly be involved with what really matters, "The machines and how they work" Mandatory 50 hour weeks when you don't have class…” – Full Review