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The Bachrach group... are life changers. They find you temp jobs that can be permanent fixes for your career.  After 2 weeks of going back n forth trying get me  a temp job I had moved on to other agencies but still kept in contact. On a random Sunday at 830pm I got a call for a job and I needed to be there at 8 AM Monday! I thought I was unprepared and not equipt to make it there in less than 12 hours. Bachrach assured me it wouldn't be anything too difficult. I took the bait and for the first month they were right, it was fine! Soon my recurring manager called and said my company may want to keep me. That was in February of 2018 and it is now October of 2018. I am growing with my company, gaining skills and knowledge that I never thought Bachrach group would help get me to. They led me to the water and I am more than grateful to be here!

If you're going to be an agency recruiter, be one at TBG. Not a cut-throat environment like other firms. A genuine and kind group of people, many of which are highly seasoned professionals in their fields, and are indispensable mentors regarding technique, industry expertise, and just general professional support. Executive management is very visible, showing up daily and forming personal relationships with employees. Not fratty like other firms, as ages range tremendously and everyone works together very well. Recruiters at the Associate level are very well supported through training sessions and realistic goals, and more senior recruiters are enabled the flexibility and freedom they deserve based on their achievements. I only left because staffing was not for me, but if it was what I wanted long term, I would have never left.

Walk in, clock in, process internet orders. Organize the store clothes lying around. It was not always the busiest day but when it was slow management knew how to cope with it being slow, and provided other tasks to do while in the store. Hardest part of the job was when shipments of new merchandise came in and employees had to hang the items of clothing as well as check in the new merchandise into the store software. The most enjoyable part of the job was the staff. Great management was set in place that made employees feel like their job was important for the success of the company. Some of the things the job taught me were time management skills as well preparation. Also learned a lot of valuable customer service skills while working here.

Unlike most corporate recruiting agencies, The Bachrach Group is about growing and succeeding as a family.  Everyone comes in with a great opportunity to make money for themselves without being micro-managed in regards to call numbers and metrics.  The upper management will go to bat for any and all employees and they are truly a great company to work for in this field. If you do well you will be rewarded and promoted as the company continues to expand on their nationwide reach. I would recommend TBG 10 out of 10 times to anyone interested in a staffing and recruiting career.

A typical day at work in Bachrach included organizing the store to make sure merchandise was neatly displayed, helping customers find what they were looking for, offer customer suggestions, process customer transactions and returns and providing excellent customer service.  The manager kept the store environment very relaxed and let the staff know the importance of making the customer feel welcomed and respected.  This was my first job in retail and I definitely learned how to speak to customers in a personable, effective way and how to sell merchandise.  The most enjoyable part of the job was seeing the satisfied face of a customer after dealing with them and knowing that I did my job well.

Bachrach was a steeping stone to having good customer service skills. I learned how to treat customers with the right balance of attention and direction. Management was a great plus. I worked with employees who had been there since I was born. Their experience and wit taught me a lot. Co-workers were easy to get along with because we helped each other out. The hardest part of the job was also the most enjoyable part of the job. That was maintaining a client database. Working at improving my skills and following up with clients gave me the experience to run my own business (music producing).

First and foremost everyone was super welcoming. However, too many cliques, gossip and unprofessionalism. No diversity what so ever. Low salary for newbies. Shady clients that don’t pay candidates what they deserve and like to let people go last day they actually need them, super unprofessional! 

They have also fired people without warning or anything in this company. HR is a joke and not really HR if you have a problem they will tell the CEO. This is a family business just remember that! 

Super cool and fun people (some) but if you are a person that cares about morals, diversity, collaboration, and your mental health don’t bother. 



There was really a lack of leadership. The store manager that hired me quit a week later. There was no structure. People in cluding managers would leave the store for an extended period of time. There was no sense of job security. Even if 2 people would come in the store for an entire 8 hour shift you were still responsible for selling. I felt like the volume that was done in the store I was in did not merit such a high quota. There was not a fair structure to evenly distribure sales. It was every man for himself, which led to infighting. I loved servicing the customers. That was my favorite part. For me however, Bachrach was not a good fit.

I worked at BachRach over the summer and it is by far one of my favorite jobs I've ever had. The management was friendly and easy to get along with, and they were extremely flexible when it came to the hours. They train you fluently and prepare you to work with customers, they patiently work with you in any areas you may need help in, and although the job is designed to be competitive, they do not, in any way treat the job like a competition. The hardest part of the job is developing your own technique of making sales, because making sales is an important part of the job. The most enjoyable part is establishing your own list of regular customers.

My experience was that the store was very slow and on commission its hard to make a good living. The draw was almost never met. The products sold were of good quality and the co workers made it fun at times. The management was not very good at keeping control of the store and driving business. The fun part was customer interaction and being in the mall. The cons are low pay and benefits, long hours at times, not much flexibility with having to work holidays.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Customer service representative 6 salaries reported	$22.39 per hour
Executive assistant 8 salaries reported	$77,000 per year
Administrative assistant 12 salaries reported	$59,042 per year
Office assistant 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Quality technician 1 salary reported	$23.00 per hour

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