Pros
None. A few good people work here, but everyone is just a number to the corporation.
Cons
This could be a long list. From day one, I knew accepting this position was a mistake. I was an afterthought on my first day. I checked in, and they threw together a desk. When I looked in the drawers, it looked like someone was fired the Friday before, and I inherited the desk. Tools and technology are antiquated. Most of the staff is not professional, and some of the HR issues that popped up are unlike anything I have ever experienced. I will not give specific examples, but I will say that if I had known about even one of them, I would not have thought about interviewing. The clients can treat the Addeco staff however they like, which is fine. They can be abusive, scream and yell, blame the onsite personnel for issues that are in no way a result of staffing, and bonuses are never realized since the client can make up reasons to ask for credits, and as long as there is revenue, Adeco is happy. Long-term clients go through Adecco's internal staff like a revolving door, and their treatment toward the onsite is reprehensible.