PeopleReady

Reviews

• MB

  Matilda Butcher

  Jul 24, 2026
  1.0
  They won't put my son Danny Simental back on people ready. He should have been on already.
• MV

  Matthew Voss

  Feb 27, 2026
  5.0
  Great Company. The staffing specialist were very nice and professional. Looking forward to building with this team.
• KK

  Kevin Morse (Km)

  Feb 25, 2026
  1.0
  Garbage company with more garbage service and treatment. Jumped through all the hoops . Wasted hours of time on boarding only to be handled on the phone like an ex wife the guy answering the phone has encountered for more alimony or something. Zero effort in at all even pretending to be a nice petson or for the business.....short on phone acted annoyed when called back for clarification....indod everything to get going. They pop 1 job on a board that wasn't available and dont answer ever again
• PA

  Purring Amethyst

  Aug 5, 2020
  1.0
  Their information about the application process is obscure and outdated (inaccurate) every step of the way. You cannot go in to apply in person, be warned. You will need a separate cell phone for each applicant (sorry, homeless car mates). Also, you have to have room on your cell phone and data or WiFi to download the app they expect you to use for registration. Better have your cell phone at 100% charge, as well, because it will take an hour or more to get through all the clicking and phone-keyboard typing you’ll be doing. After you’re done with that, you can call over and over to their number without getting to an actual person. If systemic inefficiencies and frustratingly unhelpful staff are your cup of tea, come on down and apply. Otherwise, do yourself a favor and go after a McJob instead. Somewhere you won’t be blocked from performing labor by lack of access to the trappings of normalcy.
• PA

  Purring Amethyst

  Mar 2, 2020
  3.0
  Trying to initiate contact to begin applying and working. Office worker was still sitting in the dark in there, not opening the door. PeopleReady website said this location opens at 5:30. The door says 6:00. Actually it’s whenever somebody is standing out there for the worker’s safety. Personally, I’d feel better with the lights on, but that’s me. And society wonders why those struggling with mental health and unemployment can’t ever seem to catch up... all these little issues add up. It doesn’t matter how prompt you are to arrive when you don’t know what’s going on or how to proceed.

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