primary care physician

registered nurse

nurse practitioner

tax manager

obstetrics and gynecology physician

Tandym Group

My experience was strange! The facility I was sent to was an exceptional facility. It was state of the art new rehab snf.
During orientation the other LPN's acknowledged that they were making more money than me and they had less experience. I had to negotiate my new hourly rate after I spoke with my agent about what I learned. Morale between the agent and myself detiorated from that point. 
Execusearch once threatened to hold my paycheck if I didnt get some needed documention from them in July 2013.
Then in August of 2013 my agent called and said that I was no longer welcomed to work in the facility they placed me. The agent said that a supervisor said that they had some issue with me back in April of 2013! In actuality Id worked for the facility without issue from March til August. In fact the on call agent continues to call me about working for the facility I was assigned to. When I call to speak with my former agent to clarify if I can go back, I never receive a return call.

Execu Search found me employment at the Emergency Room at Montefiore. This was my dream job. I started to develop working relationships in all of the departments. I thank God for this opportunity each day. I received a call during my days off “not to return” on Monday. I found out that I was a federal criminal in South Carolina in 2002. In 2002, I was mid through my graduate studies in Fordham University. Montefiore did not want to hear it and Execu Search did not advocate for me. Execu Search uses primitive ways of searching your criminal background. I found on my Own a new job where they took my finger prints and used state of the art criminal background check which came out clean. I received a letter from the South Carolina county clerk stating that the person with my name did not match my social security number or date of birth and never lived in New York. Execu Search never contact me to apologize or offer me a makeup job. Thank God I found on my own a new job which pays more.

• Poor work life balance, the job is described as 8-5 but we are expected to get in at 7 and stay until ~6 for a 11 hour work day. 
•Management issues, our mangers bring personal issues into the office and abuse authority. 
•High turnover and unstability, we had 11 people turn over within 5 months.
•Enjoyable culture, many of the people who work there are young professionals who are enjoyable to spend time with. The company does its best to host social events. And we have a ping pong table.
•Uncompetitive benefits and salary; benefits are extremely expensive and lack coverage, base salary (35-40k) is not commensurate with similar level positions. 
•Bad client relationships; despite bringing in qualified candidates our sales team has not been able to match them with work.

I have enjoyed working for Execu Search for the most part. I was hired quickly and my supervisor worked hard to get things started for me. I found out later that I was offered a significantly lower rate than another employee with the same experience, so I'm frustrated about that and wished I had counter-offered. Nevertheless, I had a lot of independence on the job, which I greatly appreciated. When I asked for help, they did their best. On the flip side of the independence I get, they offer very very little support. They don't seem concerned about quality of service - they don't offer training on how to use SESIS, or any supervision.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Weekly pay 
decent benefits 
competitive pay

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
unorganzied client 
clients wanting extra steps done that don't need to be done
calling on every single account even the pending accounts 
Extra work 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment is ok staff are friendly 
no one answers the phone when calling 
weekly staff meetings and games played during meetings to keep morale up 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
opening mails responding to emails working from work queues and tons of being on hold with insurance companies for no reason

I have had the wonderful experience of working with Execu-Search on a per diem RN position.

I found the position to be wonderful. A great work environment, competent/skilled coworkers. I was assigned to a company for a contract position. In that time, the company provided very proficient training, and utilized a wonderful management team.

My typical day consisted of 8 hrs, 5 days a week. I learned valuable skills in understanding the HEDIS project. And the most enjoyable part of the job was the coworkers and managment team I worked directly with on a daily basis.

The hardest part of the job was nothing to do with the job directly. It was with the commute. I traveled a minimum of 1.25 hours a day commuting one way, (with traffic on I-84...1 1/2 hours). But, I understood that commute when I commited to the position.

I recently joined The Execu-Search Group after a number of years in the Staffing Industry, and I have to say it was truly an excellent decision. When I first started my new colleagues were warm, welcoming, and always willing to help, and my team is phenomenal.

At times this can be a very challenging business, but when you have some of New York City's best recruiters in house, approachable managers with a wealth of knowledge and industry expertise, and a proven system that works, it makes overcoming those challenges a piece of cake.

We have a terrific company culture based off of mutual trust and respect, hard work, and nobody at TESG takes themselves too seriously, so it is easy to open up to your peers.

I am so happy I decided to take the next step in my career with The Execu-Search Group, and I look forward to what's to come.

This was such an unfortunate circumstance. Absolutely no disclosure to the companies they're hiring for and the lack of support or follow up should it be a terrible fit leaves a lot to be desired. I had no idea I was their 3rd try with a company I was to do temp work for. What that means is clearly this temp company has quite a problem with anyone who walked through those doors. What does Tandym Group do? Sides with the company and I must be the 3rd person placed that's simply out of their mind. If they make a bonus off of an employee toTandym, you'd think there would be motivation to work with companies that provide stable environments when you're filling in for someone on a leave. 

I worked for this company as a temp for a short time. I never had any problems with payroll or reaching my agent, etc. They placed me very quickly in my field.
The only negative I can say is that other temps were working at the company I was at through different agencies and they all seemed to get paid significantly more than I was for the same position. However, they also seemed to have a lot more problems with payroll, etc, at their agencies. So I guess it's a trade-off.
The agent was honest and didn't promise me the world (like people at other agencies have done). I knew what was expected of me and what to expect from the company I worked at.
I would work for them again if I ever needed temporary employment.

Make cold calls, meet people, close them.

The management is great, some of the best people you'll meet. VERY driven to make money and get things done. Culture is fantastic, they are all hard working, and want to make money, but are also great people to be around. 

Hardest part of the job is closing candidates on a job.
Most enjoyable part of the job is closing candidates on a job - and building relationships with clients, and meeting new people. 

Overall you can get a lot out of these guys if you put in a lot, there is a LOT to learn, and you might have to do more than 8 hours days in the beginning, or even the whole time. Starting pay isn't much, but if you do well you can make a lot of money.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Primary care physician 9 salaries reported	$144,722 per year
Registered nurse 2 salaries reported	$125,500 per year
Nurse practitioner 5 salaries reported	$128,400 per year
Tax manager 25 salaries reported	$140,840 per year
Obstetrics and gynecology physician 2 salaries reported	$275,000 per year

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