Bennett & Game Recruitment Ltd Reviews: Working at Bennett & Game Recruitment Ltd

Its ok as an entry level job, but long hours, constant pressure is on.Colleagues are great , salary is ok , but could be better.Management too demanding and lots of micro managing.

Pros

good collective

Cons

management

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Recruitment Consultant (Former Employee) - Chichester, West Sussex - 5 August 2020

Hardest decision I ever had to make with leaving a company, only reason for leaving was for a career change. Management treat you how they would want to be treated, supportive and want to get the best out of you. Yes you have targets, but it’s a sales role and the targets are fair. Work life balance is great - we were doing a 1pm finish on a Friday before Covid as an extra perk. You get your birthday off, christmas shutdown etc, and they’d often take everyone for drinks. Directors are approachable, friendly and care. Hope they continue to do well!

Pros

Friendly, fair, good work/life balance

Cons

None for me personally

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Best company to work for

Recruitment Consultant (Former Employee) - Chichester, West Sussex - 5 August 2020

Pros

Friendly, fair, good work/life balance

Cons

None for me personally

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If you care about your mental health, avoid.

Trainee Recruitment Consultant (Former Employee) - Chichester, West Sussex - 10 June 2020

Unrealistic targets to hit, your managers will bully you and they will not hesitate to get rid of you if you don't hit target. Only positive is that there are some nice people there and there are a few perks e.g. beer on friday and staff get togethers..

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Great place to work

Recruitment Consultant (Former Employee) - Chichester, West Sussex - 20 March 2020

Bennett and game was a great place to work with a healthy work life balance, however due to the current climate with the world unfortunately I was made redundant

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I wouldn't go back if I was offered 100k per annum.

Trainee Recruitment Consultant (Former Employee) - Chichester - 15 April 2019

At first the role was okay, throughout the probation the managment was getting more and more aggressive. It got to the point of bullying and was practically forced to resign. The KPI's within the company are unrealistic and managers do not take on board external influences to affect these. Staff were nice but honestly I would not reccommend. Hours are long, you get treated like dirt and despite their promise to support you if you aren't hitting targets, it is incredibly cut-throat and I would take their offer for support with a pinch of salt. Unless you like extreme stress, being micro-managed within an inch of your life and limited job security then probably best avoided.