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Office Concierge Reviews

3.0

44% would recommend to a friend

(261 total reviews)

Clifford Baker, Simon Cooney & Anne Marie Holland

43% approve of CEO

28% positive business outlook

Office Concierge has an employee rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 261 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Office Concierge employee rating is 22% below average for employers within the Human resources and staffing industry (3.8 stars).

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261 reviews
1.0
2 Mar 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Voucher for a free eye test and having a job (sort of slavery job but in desperation you take anything)

Cons

- long hours - ugly, old style, used ill-fitted uniforms (my skirts were too long, too big, they constantly got ripped and this is how I wore them despite the fact I should have looked presentable). I also asked a few times for winter jumper but never got one. We had to wear an ugly pearl necklace and someone commented once that in full uniforms we looked like elderly ladies going to a funeral. - extremely hard to get holiday or a day off for a doctor's appointment ( before they give you a day or few hours off for doctor's appointment you have to provide a proof of this appointment) - that just shows a lack of trust towards employees. They also don't pay you for the time when you are attending the appointment so I why do you need to provide the proof of appointment? Seriously what do you need it for? Also, you can only get a day off for doctor's and hospital appointments, nothing else. When you are sick and can't come to work they are super mean to you on the phone making you feel guilty and they ask you to describe your symptoms like if they didn't believe you. That's why your employees have to lie. - in general, the treatment of the employees is awful - I had no support from the management when I talked to them they just looked at me and you could tell they didn't listen. During my probation review, they just ticked everything 'Very good' and didn't care about my opinion. I didn't feel like they cared and that I could say something. That was very unprofessional. The fakeness of the management was unbelievable - fake smiles, pretending to be nice etc. They talk to you like you are a child. They are super controlling - again those proofs of doctor's appointments. - Operations change your schedule constantly, you never know where are you going to work and what time, they are rude and I got even shouted at when I said I need more time to get to some places especially when they call you last minute. I could go on forever but luckily many people before me express all their frustrations very well. To summarise I would call this place a modern day slavery. I don't think to be a static receptionist is as bad as being an elite. I would not recommend this company to anyone. However, if you are desperate and about to be homeless you take anything so if you want a career as receptionist or PA or something like that only stay there for a few months as elite and move on.

1.0
11 Apr 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

At times you find that being an Elite will bring you to meet great people and help you learn the role in a quicker way than it would as a static. You are constantly bounced from a place to another - you learn how to adapt to different systems, people, environments. This will help you move on (to other companies) quicker.

Cons

MUST READ!! -Stop working against career development of the individuals, if an Elite is good and wanted by a site, GIVE THEM THE POSITION - this is the reason of such a high staff turnover (every week there are about 10 new staff members but staff number is decreasing???) - Account managers are not present, came to see me twice in 1year and 6months. -Elite roles should be paid an average of their portfolio, expect a low pay for the highest paid sites (i.e. 110 Bishopsgate - ex Heron Tower) -you are forced to wear uniform when covering a site, a lot of times uniforms are not clean, it should go without saying but PUT YOUR FOOT DOWN!! The company wants immaculate make up and hair but would not care about personal hygiene. I have reported these problems MANY times and they have been ignored. Take care of yourself! You can find similar jobs at a greater pay at any given time, don't stop looking.

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