I signed up with OfficeTeam in Riverside, CA in March. The Division Manager Molly instructed me to park in their parking structure when I arrived which is exactly what I did.
After having a pleasant meeting with her, I left and asked the receptionist for parking validation for parking in the parking lot that Molly told me to park in. The receptionist informed me that they do not validate for parking and I ended up scrounging for $2 worth of change in my car. Had I known that I would've been charged, I would have happily parked on the street for free and walked a little ways.
I thought about all the other job seekers who might go through the same thing as me so I emailed Molly to inform her of what happened and that it would be a good idea to tell people that there is a parking fee for using their structure since she's telling people to park there.
Ever since I sent the email, I've received the royal brush off from Molly every time I inquire about open positions. She sent an email regarding a 1 day temp assignment that I called immediately about 1/2 an hour after she sent it. At first she sounded thrilled that I was interested until I told her my name. She obviously realized who I was, her tone of voice changed and she dismissed me with a, "We'll call you if we need you."
She appears to have a personal grudge against helping me now since I sent the email correcting her on her mistake.in case she ever reads this, I'll be fine and will get a job with a more reputable and professional company. You, on the other hand, can sit back with your fancy title and know deep down that you're really not a professional. Maybe counseling will help you learn to separate personal feelings from business and to accept it when you are wrong.
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