Golden Staffing LLCReviews of goldenstaffing.com

Gabriel Adkins is very informative & caring. Looking out for the best opportunities ✨️ available. Polite, positive & talkative equals a sweet recipe for success 🙌

I wasn’t contacted by Gabriel directly. An anonymous person emailed me and referred me to him, and shortly after I received an unsolicited call about teaching jobs overseas. He mentioned something about a collateral payment but didn’t explain what it was for or why it was necessary. I’m American, and from what I can gather from his replies on Trustpilot, the collateral is only necessary for South Africans, for some unspecified reason. It all feels really bizarre and vague, like it’s a scam. I’d be very cautious about parting with money. Update: Why exactly is this "collateral" necessary in the first place? You seem to be the only "recruiter" who demands it.

I talked to a very informative Gabriel from the USA. He gave me 15 different online companies to apply to. I am sure I'll find a teaching job soon. Ed from the USA.

The agent was patient and really understood me the way I wanted.

South African teacher here…Had a great experience with Golden Staffing who were super professional and supportive throughout the process. Big shoutout to Mr Gabriel for all the helpful teaching tips and honest advice. He really took the time to guide me and answer every question I had. If you’re thinking about teaching abroad or online I would def recommend.

Excellent company. I would recommend it to anyone looking for work abroad and remotely. Thank you for everything.

Warning: will ask for a non refundable fee of 150 US dollars. Admits to getting a commisson on placing you at a job but wants to double dip. Expertise is scouring the internet for jobs which you can do yourself. Reason given for asking for fee is they receive "countless applications." Don't pay for the fee. You can do what this company does: look for jobs yourself and save money. Everything this company does from finding you a job to giving you advice on visas takes a few minutes of you doing it yourself online. Recruiters never ask for comission from you. It is their job to get you placed and get paid. Ignore his excuses. The only way I would pay the fee is if I was desperate and too lazy to look onlnne for jobs. Even then you don't know if he will actually do the work or pocket the money.

There was no clear explanation provided as to why the $150 collateral was required for overseas job placements, which immediately raised red flags. Legitimate employers and recruitment agencies should always be transparent about their fees and processes.It’s essential to be cautious and conduct thorough research before handing over any money. I happen to be Canadian and I have never once encountered a reputable recruiter who required a so-called “collateral” payment in advance.