CFS reviews

4.2

78% would recommend to a friend

(67 total reviews)

Daniel J. Casey

90% approve of CEO

71% positive business outlook

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4.0
Apr 15, 2015

Executive Recruiter

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- Excellent, hands-on training conducted by company executives such as the VP - Potential to earn a lot of money - Laid-back environment (in my local office, as well as with corporate) - Support from upper-level management - Affiliation with CPA firm adds value to compete with other staffing firms - Autonomy to run your own desk as an Executive Recruiter - Great work/life balance (40 hour work weeks)

Cons

- Lack of support at a local level due to competing directly with your peers - Competing with your peers can create of negativity/drama in the local office - CFS is a small fish in a large sea of staffing firms - Takes a while to actually start earning your commission and the base salaries are very low - Like any sales job, you are judged based on your production and everyone in your office knows how much you are making.

2.0
Aug 10, 2014

Not the Best Experience

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Decent people to work with.

Cons

-Lower than average salaries for this type of role -Constant push for gathering company information from every source; leading candidates (who would not be considered staff-able) to believe we will help them find work -Posting ads for non-existent jobs in order to bring in and interview candidates to have 'oh hold' should something eventually arise. - Cold calling, all the time -Push to meet unattainable goals (connects, meetings, interviews and so on) -Micro-management at its finest

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