How to Apply for Multiple Temporary Employment Agencies
Temporary employment agencies recruit job seekers to work on a part-time or full-time temporary basis with client companies. These agencies do the work that Human Resources departments would otherwise perform when hiring employees. As various agencies compete to find clients and talent, recruiters will create extensive lists of client contacts to find jobs and place job seekers. In certain cases, temporary employment can lead to a permanent position at a company. It's important for job seekers to apply to more than one agency when looking for a job.
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Research temporary employment agencies in the area where you’re looking for work. Contact the agencies in which you're most interested, and ask if they’re accepting applications for your chosen career field or for a specific position.Ask about the agency’s application process, including any skills assessment tests that you may need to take.
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Schedule appointments with the agencies that respond positively, and get the names and titles of recruiters you'll meet. Schedule one appointment in the morning and one in the afternoon to ensure that you have enough time and energy to complete the application process at each agency.
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Update your resume, and create cover letters specific to each agency. Outline in each letter your reason for seeking temporary employment and include your overall career goals.
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Prepare for your appointments by researching the field(s) or positions in which you're applying. For example, if you’re interested in finding temporary secretarial work, familiarize yourself with basic office computer programs.
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Go to your appointments. Explain to the recruiter during the interview that you’re in the process of applying to more than one agency to increase your chances of finding work. Supply the names of the other agencies if asked.
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Tips & Warnings
Schedule appointments at temporary employment agencies instead of just walking in. This will leave a professional impression on recruiters before you even enter an agency.
