StaffBright Reviews

3.1

35% would recommend to a friend

(15 total reviews)

41% positive business outlook

StaffBright has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 15 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The StaffBright employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Human resources and staffing industry (3.8 stars).

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15 reviews
1.0
10 Feb 2025
Recommend
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Pros

flexible schedule, great camaraderie and support among the recruiting team

Cons

Several significant issues, particularly concerning the leadership team, should be noted if considering employment at this company. This review aims to provide an honest and objective assessment of my experience. My primary concerns revolved around the leadership team and their impact on the company's culture and direction. Specifically, I observed the following: Lack of Strategic Vision and Business Acumen: The leadership team demonstrated a lack of comprehensive business acumen, resulting in an inability to effectively strategize growth and ensure the company's financial health. Decisions often seemed short-sighted and reactive rather than proactive, consistently demonstrating a lack of long-term planning. Absence of Growth Opportunities: Growth paths for employees were random at best but truly undefined and non-existent. This stagnation contributed to low morale, low motivation, and high turnover. Hasty and Uninformed Decision-Making: Consistent patterns of uninformed and hasty decision-making created an environment of instability and uncertainty. This often led to costly mistakes and further eroded employee confidence in leadership. Lack of Emotional Intelligence: The leadership team frequently displayed a lack of emotional intelligence, leading to poor communication and strained relationships with employees. This created a tense and uncomfortable work environment. Absence of Accountability: Accountability was virtually non-existent in leadership with a refusal to consider how they are contributing to their own demise or hold themselves to the same standards as the recruiters. Mistakes were rarely acknowledged and negative outcomes always fell on the backs of recruiters. This lack of accountability permeated the entire organization and contributed to "blinders" that made it impossible for them to institutional progress. Integrity Gap: A significant disconnect existed between the leadership team's words and their actions. This lack of integrity damaged trust and made it difficult to believe in their leadership. Inequitable Policies and Favoritism: Policies & decisions were not applied equally across the board. Favoritism was rampant, leading to resentment and a sense of unfairness among employees. Noncompetitive Commission Structure: The commission structure was not at all competitive within the industry, making it extremely difficult for recruiters to achieve their targets and further contributing to financial struggles. (meanwhile scapegoating recruiters by initiating PIPs or letting them go to absorb blame for leadership's inability to successfully incorporate legitimate business development through sales) Unwillingness to Self-Assess: The leadership team seemed unwilling to fully acknowledge their role in the company's problems. They consistently failed to recognize their toxic patterns in decisions and actions are contributing to the company's demise. Mass Layoffs and High Turnover: The company has laid off nearly two-thirds of its workforce in the past year, offering ONLY a 2 week severance and holding firm to an incredibly complex 2 year non-compete agreement. Coupled with extremely high turnover due to employee resignations, this is a big indicator of the systemic problem within the structure (lack thereof) in the organization. While I appreciate the opportunities I was given at StaffBright, the issues outlined above, particularly those concerning the leadership team, created a negative and unsustainable work environment. I hope this review provides valuable insight for potential employees and encourages the leadership team to address these critical issues.

2.0
4 Apr 2024

Some pros, more cons.

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- The other recruiters are awesome people. - Ability to work from home. - Quarterly events were always a good time. - Ability to learn about different industries and the accompanied jobs.

Cons

- Very toxic, stereotypical commission, work culture. - Always hire people with no recruiting experience and hand out PIPs like candy when they don't catch on fast enough resulting in termination. - Work/life balance is not the worst, however, still working after hours is suggested for the sake of the business. - WAY too many changes to how the business operates (commission, overall operational structure, etc) which affects employee's livelihoods and bank accounts. - Too much of a focus on hiring more recruiters rather than fine-tuning current team. The addition of more recruiters added way too much competition based on the book of business. Decreasing ability to make commission and resulting in many people getting put on PIPs and termination.

3.0
30 Aug 2024

Mmm Better Not

Recommend
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Pros

Cool trips Great training Great training managers Cool office

Cons

Unrealistic bonus structure and constant changes of bonus structure Mental manipulation Lots of turnover

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