MAX Employment Auburn

DON'T GO TO AUBURN. Anybody struggle with work and mental health go far from Auburn office. They don't listen and don't want to help. Run away friends run away.

So here's an elaborate review for those involved with Auburn's branch of MAX, or seeking information upon it.nnThis employment agency I attended prior due to its proximity to my living area, albeit not a felicitous one, while looking for work. I can start by stating this business does not cater well at all for people with physical / mobility impairments as myself, only suiting more able-bodied people at best. There are more than one reason for providing a low rating with this review, however.nnSecondly; the time it takes for 'appointments' with a consultant is perennial before you are seen, being constantly nebulous to wait even up to an hour to simply show you've been applying for work, when one could've emailed references easily from home by their own initiative. Meetings hence should be completely irrelevant if you already have a day or two to attend with job-search, instead of being expected to sit around aimlessly for a consultant to 'eventually' see you.nnThirdly; you can encounter genuinely helpful and respectful consultants (as I did with my first there, Ofa Tangi, whom is a lovely person to have been appointed to), albeit others can be quite odious to deal with. My second I had, Rayanne Barbar, is obnoxious, belittling, condescending and holds both a petulant and sanctimonious nature with her view of job seekers; often becoming disgruntled and imperious towards those she sees as simply 'wasting her time', when she fails to respect and acknowledge people who have more than one facet which impacts their ability to find work. She even completely ignores valid reasoning (e.g. not attending job-search for medical appointments, even when you state in advance you can't attend and shall provide attesting proof), and instead decides to revoke peoples payments by her own view and logic. For someone apparently my age, 27, she is highly immature and idiotic with her ego, acting as if she has a superiority complex just from having a consultant job, herself, and just wanting to palm people off into anything for a pay cheque. To summarise; she believed she was smarter than me with a titular attitude, turning her nose up at me as if I was incompetent from things which weren't even of my doing (such as legitimate sickness to not attend a training session, and blaming myself for not attending an evaluation appointment due to the major train delays Sydney had back in August). So I in turn reported her egregious and despicable attitude directly to MAX Employment's head office and Quality & Ethics division, to have her position reviewed.nnIn short, closing-summary for this business:nnThe waiting times are completely ridiculous and of annoyance, you can either have a good and helpful consultant or a frankly disparaging and obnoxious moron you're assigned to, and the general, lasting service provided by this establishment is mediocre at best. You're much better off finding another agency for success.

Appalling service, waiting for up to an hour to have meetings with consultants.. Ridiculous! While some consultants are good, others are outstandingly bad and disgusting in attitude, and very undermining and condescending - namely Rayanne Barbar. Very happy to have left. Hope she gets fired. Such a belittling cow!

I've had an unfortunate time of dealing with Reyanne Barber at Auburn Max employment. Not only she was rude and demeaning. She kept raising her voice and calling me stupid. This lady is very incompetent at her job and does not care for the care of others, she is also very discriminate against people with non english speaking backgrounds. I hope no one ever gets to deal with her rudeness ever.

This location a waste of brick and mortar. A heightened sense of incompetence, a lack of sepian interest and interaction