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Use the telephone interview at the Yokohama store. Even though I was about 7 minutes late for the telephone interview, there was no word "I'm sorry for being late". Also, the man in charge seems to think that he is a professional in career counseling, and he doesn't seem to like being denied his opinion even a little. So if you don't do what you say, it will hurt. " What do you think you know best about yourself? In addition, he said, "Where is Mr. XX's house built? I can't hear the phone well because of the noise." I was struck. Isn't it just that I don't have the ability to listen to people?

I used it before. As I have already seen in the reviews, my person in charge (female in her 20s) was also looking from above. I have the impression that the values ​​of that person are being imposed, saying, "The way of working should be like this." I think it's an industry where you have to understand the value of work for each person. The template reply of "I will try to improve" will be dull.

I used the Employment Shop twice before. From the conclusion, the adviser in charge is wrong, and if you really want to get a job, I can not recommend it. When I was using the Employment Shop Kyoto before moving, a female advisor was in charge. The person responded in good faith and frequently introduced job offers. However, when I moved to Tokyo and used the Employment Shop Shinjuku, the response was so terrible that I thought it was the same company. In Shinjuku, I was a male adviser, but I wasn't asked what conditions I wanted, and only one case was sent saying, "I'll send you a job offer email for XX jobs." Moreover, because I ignored the nearest station at all, I was surprised at the length of commuting time and the number of transfers. When I refused to do this, I was told, "Oh, I refuse? It's normal for two hours one way in Tokyo, so it's difficult if this doesn't work (laughs)." (The nearest station where you live is along the EX line, so it should be easy to get to Tokyo. I thought you should ask about the nearest station.) I said, "I'm sorry, but I'd like to have a place where I can commute a little more easily. By the way, the nearest station is 〇〇", and I received a reply email saying "I understand", and I haven't heard from you for two weeks. It doesn't matter if you don't have it, but should I contact you with a word? It may be unavoidable that the attitude is from the top or that it is not good, but at least I wanted you to introduce a decent job offer. As of now, I was able to get a job using another support site. However, I think that the time spent on the employment shop was wasted. (At this time, I can do online interviews, so it was good that I didn't have to pay any transportation expenses.) If you are going to use the employment shop from now on, we recommend that you do not rely on the employment shop alone, but use it in combination with other support sites. As mentioned in other comments, the person in charge is wrong. Please do your best in job hunting. I hope you find your experiences helpful.

About three years ago, I used the Osaka store when I was a part-time worker, so I look back on that time. At the first interview, this statement was simply denied on the top of the Buddha. At the end, I suddenly smiled gently and was told to come again because I would support until the end. Looking back, I think it's similar to the method of employee training for black companies. At a later interview, I was offered only low-wage, hard-working jobs that were clearly different from the job I wanted. In addition, I was told on the job site that the company I applied for had an interview scheduled (I told in advance that I was using the job site). I was told to throw away my pride. At this point I stopped using the agent. At a later date, I was able to get a job at a company with the desired conditions via the recruitment website. I still work for the company. I'm horrified to think that I'm weak and the agent's obedience. I felt that the "customer" for the agent is the company that issues the job, and the job seeker is seen as a mere product.

Correspondence is not good. I wanted to get a job as a full-time employee, but I was advised to work part-time for cleaning. I was told, "If you work for more than 3 years, you may become an employee." However, if you do that, any part-time job has the potential, so it's better to find the part-time job you want to work for. I thought. There is no meaning in a job shop. I told them what I wanted and asked them to look for a job, but when I went to the interview, I was told that they had different interviews and different occupations, so I was late for the interview and my motivation was wasted. I wanted you to return the transportation expenses for going to the job shop, the transportation expenses for the interview, and the time.

I used the Shinjuku store a year ago. I was very grateful for the interview practice, but there were some jobs that I didn't want (although I didn't apply after all). Furthermore, I mentioned that there were some differences between the content of the job offer and the content of the job offer of the company, but I was intimidated by the atmosphere of "Why?" I quit the job after a year because of some circumstances, but I didn't want to use it again.

I used it. Correspondence and selection were smooth, and there were abundant job offers. He was very interested in the interview preparation, and I was introduced to several job offers, more than half of them. Since I was in parallel with the others, I received only one company, but I got a job offer. Eventually I decided to join another company, but I think that if there are job seekers around me, I can introduce them without hesitation. I don't think it's suitable for those who want to join the company early, but I don't think it's a good result to have an interview in a hurry, so I thought the job hunting shop was just right.

It is a company that wants to be listed in the employment shop. The person in charge, k, refused, "Under that condition, we cannot handle it." The boss said the same thing. I haven't been told in other media, but it seems that this company prefers the company more. If you are a first-class company called Recruit, it seems that you are mistaken for being a first-class employee just because you belong to that group. If you are thinking of posting on the employment shop, I highly recommend another medium. There are many other companies that can work hard and support you. I hope other companies can see this post.