forklift operator

front desk receptionist

business development manager

warehouse associate

staffing manager

Diverse Staffing

Having experience with many different staffing agencies in the area, I was very reluctant to try another. But I'm glad that I took the advice of a close friend when they told me to give Diverse a try. 

I initially called the office to get information on the application process. The receptionist was extremely friendly and answered all of my questions without having to ask someone else. The office is easily accessible, which was a plus because I had to catch the bus. After filling out the application and completing the on-site drug screening, I spoke to the office manager. She was vey polite and she allowed me to voice my concerns based on my past experiences. I also made her aware of my transportation situation and by the end of our conversation she was able to place me with a company that was on the bus route. The work schedule is great and the pay is more than I was expecting!

Diverse has given me an big opportunity that has created many smaller opportunities. The opportunity to provide for my family and the opportunity to gain a sense of pride are invaluable.  Thanks to Diverse, I have them both! Keep doing what you all are doing. #TeamDiverse #DiverseSavannah

I want to give this company a positive review, but I can't.

From the first day I worked with this company there was rampant disorganization and a toxic corporate environment that can only be described as this: The company treats their employees as disposable commodities.

This company creates an environment where a large portion of the staff are alienated and discouraged. Salaried employees are expected to work weekends, nights, and far over a reasonable timeframe to do the job of others that have left due to the toxic work environment and management practices.

There are many negatives I could delve into deeply, but I want to offer one word of praise. There are some amazing people "sticking it out" with this company due to their investment emotionally and history with the company. They'd be much better served and treated in any other company, but they are staying and making a difference how they can.

I hope they can turn around their current trajectory.

Like anything else, you get out what you put in. We're a fast pace, competitive staffing firm specializing in many industries. We service our clients on a much-needed, sometimes, spur-of-the-moment basis. We are well known for our customer service, acts of integrity and honest interview process. Some days can be stressful but more days than none are definitely calm and rewarding. It's not the company but rather the industry we serve as we're a client service driven company. Staffing is unique in its own way; a horse of a different color per se. We are not micromanaged but given freedom of making our own decisions. When we need guidance, Senior Management is a phone call/ email away. A career path will be given to an employee that shows interest in moving up. Ideas are welcomed and implemented based on certain factors; budget, logic, data, ease of implementation, etc...

*I never had an unpleasant experience with anyone at Diverse Staffing. We truly care for others and it's really satisfying to know we're faith-based.

I worked for this company for four months. My typical day was a nine to five. I learned much about working for Indiana Medicaid and the criteria to be approved for special medications. Management for Diverse were nice, but Xerox the company that I had been sent to, were uncomfortably rude. My co-workers were vibrant and very helpful, but the hardest part of my job was learning all the ins and outs of Medicaid. There honestly was no enjoyable part of this position. The reason I say this is that my truck had gotten stolen on a Saturday. I was due to be in at ten am. I stepped out to warm my truck and realized it had been stolen. My job called me while I was speaking with the police and let me know they would call someone in to cover me. That following Tuesday I was discharged with police report proving my vehicle was stolen for missing that Saturday.

I felt that the employees are not looked out for. Clients could say anything to you or about you and no one would defend you. I was never formally trained by corporate, just shown things as needed. Then I  Just asked questions out loud. Didn't get a chance to recruit  almost my first month of employment  because I had to serve as the office coordinator because there was not one present at the time. Other recruiters had offices. I was full time but was still left in the open bull pen area, even though one employee worked about 8 hours total in their office every week. I felt left out at times, especially as the only African American in the office, with no office or formal trainint . 3 weeks, after my probation ended, I was let go due to underperforming, but I was never given the proper training. However, I did like my fellow coworkers and manager. It hurt to be let go, without all the proper knowledge necessary to conduct my job. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Used to have solid teams and ethical employees that all have left.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management is very unethical, states that is a Christian company and it is absolutely a lie. Company is run by horrible management that belittles employees and does not give the tools for them to succeed. As ran off any good manager or employee that works hard and has morals.  

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Has a very toxic, nepotism and just a bad management team all around. They cut corners to fill positions and do not care about their employee's just bottom line.  One of the owners is nice but not involved in the running of the company. Would not recommend this company to anyone. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Bad Management no planning and do not share information to make any type of decision.

The position I received through Diverse was great! The staffing agency not so much. If you call the office sometimes the office will pick up the phone wont speak and hang up. Nice when getting you employment once placed on a job they could care less about you or any questions/concerns you have. Use them to get a good position and hired on and forget them like they do you. I got hired on with the company placed at thankfully. Set up direct deposit and got paid on a pay card several times before they sent pay to my account that I set up in office weeks before getting a position. Will tell you you'll be doing one thing and when you get to the job its something totally different.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Everyone works as a team on every claim. Benefits are basic 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
only one person making the final decision on claims which hold up claims handling. Same person lies to HR about everything which causes frustration within the team. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I worked from home. The culture is dictatorship at best. ONE person is making all the decisions. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Boring...you can't make decisions on claims; claims handling causes friction within the team.

What is the best part of working at the company?
They are a terrible company to work for

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
They font take care of these employees 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
My experience with the c ompany was terrible. The company is out for themselves. Dont get hurt  on the job. They will fire you as soon as they are capable to. It was very stressful, unprofessional, unorganized,  said, untrustworthy, negligence, towards there workers

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Unprofessional It's not a good company to work for

I cleaned for the company. One of those after hour deals, that I still enjoy to this day. I worked alone at night but I was locked in so it was fine. Put in my headphones and got it done. At the job I did they give you the amount of time they believed it should take. If you hussled you could basically make more an hour. But you better get it all done. I liked working alone. I believe it benefited me in being more disicive, because I couldn't ask is this ok? How's that look? I'm an excellent cleaner to this day. Mainly work nights just me and my headphones! 


Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Forklift operator 7 salaries reported	$17.36 per hour
Front desk receptionist 6 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour
Business development manager 5 salaries reported	$87,500 per year
Warehouse associate 1 salary reported	$15.00 per hour
Staffing manager 5 salaries reported	$89,000 per year

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