Blue Signal reviews

4.3

82% would recommend to a friend

(98 total reviews)

Matt Walsh

85% approve of CEO

76% positive business outlook

Blue Signal has an employee rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars, based on 98 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Blue Signal employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Human Resources & Staffing industry (3.8 stars).

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98 reviews
5.0
Apr 9, 2018
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Pros

Professional but laid back work environment within the exciting world of third party recruiting. White glove approach to helping individuals advance their careers.

Cons

I have no cons about the company and recruiting was not a good fit for my career objectives.

4.0
Aug 28, 2017

Hardworking, GOOD People who CARE!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

GREAT PEOPLE, GREAT DOG, and GREAT MISSION. Yes, I wrote that in all caps because you have to like the people on your team. Easy to do here. The team has a strong work ethic and has a shared mission to deliver the best service and best results for both clients and candidates. It's a fun, family-like atmosphere--and a super cute, well-trained office dog that comes in sometimes, too. It IS still in start up mode, so company is still building and there is lots of opportunity to go in, make your mark and carve your own niche. There is a dedicated marketing team that helps create beautifully branded documents and forms, plus eases a lot of the administrative pain that most salespeople/recruiters prefer not to do. Like any sales job, your compensation is up to you--it's uncapped.

Cons

Full Desk Recruiting is a lot of work, so take into consideration at what stage you are in your career--and LIFE--and be honest with yourself on what you are willing to sacrifice in the beginning. You can control most of the recruiting process but not all of it. Know how much control you're comfortable letting go. Like any sales job, your compensation is up to you. The more you sacrifice the first year, the more you make in the long run. It IS still in start up mode, so don't expect to come in and start counting big dollars right away unless you come in with an established book of business.

5.0
Jun 21, 2017

Great Workplace for Both Recruiters and Marketers

Anonymous employee
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Pros

I've worked for a few recruiting companies, and Blue Signal has by far the best business development I have ever seen. Despite being a small company, there are always high-quality job openings to recruit on, and the company is laser-focused on the wireless/telecom industry, instead of being all over the place like many industries are. The office has a relaxed culture and dress code, but everyone takes their job seriously and puts results first. All recruiters have the opportunity to go after their own clients, or just work on existing openings. On the marketing side, Blue Signal has a way better marketing process than most firms of its size. Management is very open to ideas on improving social media, job postings, and the website. We have a blog and several social media channels, and every job description that we receive from a client goes through a rigorous rewrite to attract the best candidates in the industry. The managers are results-focused but always make sure that employees are taken care of. I have never felt like "just another employee."

Cons

It can take a while to ramp up as a new recruiter, because nearly all of the openings are very targeted and senior-level. However, once you get going, you can easily make six figures.

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