Seth H.
Instawork weeds out the nitwits
As a restauranteur, the need for temporary assistance is just part of the business. Having used several local staffing agencies it was suprememly frustrating to ask for help, and recieve bodies instead of helpful associates. Half the time I was tracking those persons down trying to get them to do the tasks required. It felt as though staffing agencies were taking anyone they could get off the street and tossing them into jobs they werent qualified or willing to do. With Instawork, it is specific to our industry. People are aware up front that they are looking for food service gigs, not warehouseing, not janitorial, not construction....food service. Secondly, people on the app need to have a modicum of intelligence just to get through the process of becoming a pro. Compared with the quality of associates we were getting from local staffing agencies, this was worth its weight in gold. Mind you, there are still some individuals where being prompt is a struggle however the hit rate on good people is much higher with Instawork.


