Adecco

there is a few very important pieces of information that their website and their receptionist does not make mention of.



first off, make sure you have at least one year experience in the field of work you're looking for before making an appointment with them. although i didn't, i had other work experiences and skills that i thought were enough to secure me with an entry level position.



if you do have the requisite one year of experience, then go ahead and make your appointment. the receptionist will tell you to bring in a copy of your resume and two forms of i.d. what she failed to mention is that the second form of i.d. needed to be a passport, birth certificate or social security card (i brought my university i.d.) and originals only. this is so they can prove you are able to work in the u.s.



lastly, on another website, another reviewer also mentioned that you must already have a university degree.



i wasted a day making this two hour-long round trip bus ride when it could have been all prevented if the receptionist was more thorough.