Terrible hiring service As a recruiter, this was the worst hiring service I've ever used. The service is cobbled together and is so poorly done that it adds hours to the process. They treat moms as commodities and from what I saw don't actually care about supporting women. We had many applicants who were not moms, which was strange. It is significantly more expensive than other services and was just extremely disappointing. We will never use this service again.

Things are only good when you have an active contract I completed two assignments and things had been going great, but when I got the 3rd contract and the company ran out of money after only 5 weeks, no one would help me from the redeployment team. I want to get back to work, but the jobs being posted on the site are less and less by the week. I’ve started to look more on Indeed and ZipRecruiter because I want to get back to a contract sooner than later. I’d love to get another contract via TMP, I think it’s an outstanding organization but it’s not working for me right now.

The Mom Project supported The Mom Project supported me in learning Platform App Builder and sponsored for my certification. I am willing to Project Management and in process to reaching out to them for the same. And I am sure that I will receive their help for the same. Many moms like me who are willing to upskill should reach out to them. They are very responsive and responsible in supporting us in every way they could. Kudos to the team.

Great concept, hard to secure placements I had one successful placement but very little traction on any other roles I have applied for. Kitty the redeployment person is lovely, but even her efforts don’t seem to help. I would still recommend Mom Project with the feedback that I can be difficult to hear back on anything.

I Have Arrived "You have arrived." These were the words that affirmed my transition as I made the decision to take the Google Project Management Course. I appreciate the well-rounded support of the entire team at The Mom Project and Career Circle. There are many who say they are serving the community ... there is a difference when the services provided actually come from those who BELIEVE in those who they are helping.