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The culture at All About People is second to none because every employee is expected to be the best they can be, and we’re all shown exactly how to become the BEST at what we do. Everyone from ownership to management are willing to spend the time to show you "what it takes." But they don’t just stand around telling us how we can improve and how we can work harder, “they not only talk the talk, they walk the walk.” They lead by example and are always working as hard – if not harder – than the rest of us. And the reason we’re so successful as a company is because of their dedication to:


Communication skills 
Collaboration skills and emphasis on teamwork 
Problem-solving skills 
Dependability 
Openness
Willingness to listen to other ideas and perspectives

Working here has taken me to the next level not only as an employee but as an individual and I can’t thank the AAP Team enough for the values and mindset that they’ve instilled in me over the years. This is an amazing company and it’s because of all the amazing people who work here and live the values they preach.

From start to finish the experience with the AAP staffing agency was confusing to say the least. The interview process was brief and lax. The information per assignment was almost non-existent and/or contrary to original description. Still I held hope the assignment locale would have better direction. Although the site was disorganized and understaffed, I stuck around for two months before shift security was dependent on an app and availability, not per contract during original interview & onboarding process. 

Have they improved? Not really, I've moved on from working with the agency, but as I said previously, I hold hope. 

Best of luck to you. 

I reccommend this company to those that dont need a work-life balance. Long hours are required and the compensation and benefits dont match the pay scale.

I do everything from sourcing and screening candidates to sending assessments relevant to the position. I have all candidates in for the initial interview and make judgements on their aptitude based on presentation, interviewing skills, overall skills, and speaking ability.

I present said candidates to potential employers and guide them all the way through the interviewing process.

I am currently a full time student at NAU, and All About People were a great opportunity I stumbled across. They work with me to get temporary work while on breaks or long weekends. I make good money that is much higher than any other seasonal job I could get. Everyone I have worked with at the agency is very friendly and organized. Every company they have sent me to have been very friendly and provided me with great connections. I plan to continue working with All About People for several more years while I finish my schooling.

This was a great opportunity to work for the City of Phoenix, Housing Department.  The people were great.  I was a great fit, so I applied for the position with the City.  Unfortunately, the resume that All about people sent to the City did not include my degrees.  Therefore, I was over qualified for the position and was not selected.  I did meet great people there and they are still a great reference for me today.

Working for staffing agencies provides you with an opportunity to see what might be available in your area. They can work with you and your availability. They are not necessarily a work environment with the best benefits while working, but they can keep you with money to keep up with your personal financial situation while providing diverse office experiences.

No training! They offer 3 days at a facility where you won't even be working so when you get to the faster pace facility you will know what to do BUT they will NOT let you do anything. Pay is good. But the coworkers are very unpleasant, non intelligent to what is going on. The physicians are rude and use very bad language. If you take this position, make them train you! There's a reason there's a huge turn around rate here.

If you are looking for a permanent position,this is not the place! Even if they mention their customers  are considering tempt to permanent, do not believe them. We were hired on in a group and we dropped  like flies. They would find the smallest things to fire the tempts. All about people were late and sometime skipped payments. They always have to talk to multiple people and give you the run around. NEVER will I go to a agency after bring with them! Soo horrible! !!

I had 3 separate encounters with this agency and each got progressively worse. The details don't matter or change the fact that likely you will be treated poorly as a candidate here and nobody in management thinks this matters. I have excellent test scores - above 90% for Office 2010 components, a polished image and good communication skills and still was treated terribly. I moved on to another agency who valued my worth and got me out interviewing the same day!

This company didn't help me at all. I ended up finding my own job after being with the company for more than 2 months and they never ever sent me on a job assignment. Actually the one job assignment they sent me to, I was there for a week and they had the nerve to tell me that day I didn't fit the job! And how is that possible since you placed me as a good fit with the job? Anyway I ended up finding my own job outside of their help so I would never use an agency again to find a job.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Behavior technician 8 salaries reported	$17.97 per hour
Registered nurse 19 salaries reported	$50.01 per hour
Customer service representative 12 salaries reported	$17.85 per hour
Licensed practical nurse 11 salaries reported	$40.75 per hour
Patient coordinator 15 salaries reported	$18.66 per hour

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