Careersource Palm Beach County

Andrew Calideen 

on Facebook

9 years ago

The resume workshop is very poorly operated, and was a frustrating misfortune to have sat through. Let me know if you guys are hiring-- I can do a better job than those two women combined. Two people walked out, and I considered the same. The service was extremely slow, and the workshop presenter had a very patronizing attitude towards her attendees. The whole structure of the workshop is in strong need of re-evaluation. 

Michaela Bowman 

on Facebook

9 years ago

I have had nothing but great luck with Maria and Mr. Mercedes. They are truly there to help you! They have helped me in so many ways! Being a convicted felon is hard when it comes to working but they have given me an awesome experience working with them! I strongly recommended asking for them if you go. I look forward to continue working with them! Thank you guys! 

Taylor Marie 

on Facebook

9 years ago

The other day, I applied for a position that I had no idea that CareerSource was over. I understand that I was screened and called for an interview. I spoke to Joyce that works in the Belle Glade office and she was very sweet. When I got to the job fair for the position, I was turned away by another CareerSource employee. Her name was An or Ann (sp). She was extremely demeaning and I felt degraded. She did not let me go through with the interview and told me in front of other workers that the manager would never hire me. Nor... read more

Kimi Shields 

on Facebook

9 years ago

They were supposed to be helping me find a job, but after I gave them my resume they stopped returning my calls or emails. So much for their help. I'm working with a better company to find a job. I'm a recent college graduate 

Bryan Michael Prindiville 

on Facebook

9 years ago

They agrivate me when I wad there. I had my resume done and they said it was wrong because it was 2 pages long. They don't care . Its like if you do not do your resume our way , we will not let you apply for a job. 

Otis Freebish 

on Facebook

11 years ago

CareerSource PBC assisted nearly 30,000 people find employment this program year. Salaries alone for these jobs represent a $489 million economic impact to the region.