Purple Consultancy

My experience with Purple has been quite disappointing.
Although my screening interview and registration process with Kurt Spence went smoothly and positively, it has led to a total absence of communication from the agency hereafter despite my attempts to get an explanation.
Kurt seemed like a very nice professional and we talked about opportunities that could suit my profile, after deciding to send my CV over to the employers, and the promise of getting back to me as soon as possible, the result has been like nothing had happened.
No phone call, no email, no one to answer MY email, no call back once I directly contacted him… In the end, while I thought that Purple would be different within the cruel world of the recruitment agencies. They have once again proved me wrong.
Because of this, I WILL NOT RECOMMEND PURPLE.

It’s not worth bothering with this recruitment consultant. A lot of the roles they publish on the Design Week website don’t actually exist. They use them as a hook to get candidates contact details. The staff are highly unprofessional and unreliable.

It’s not worth bothering with this recruitment consultant. A lot of the roles they publish on the Design Week website don’t exist. They use them as a hook to get candidates contact details. The staff are highly unprofessional and unreliable.

I came here last March and met a lovely consultant by the name of Clare, she went through my CV and revamped it and sent it to a design company, she kept pestering them until she got me an interview and when I was interviewed they gave me the job after an hour.
On the first day of my job I received a beautiful bunch of flowers from Purple wishing me well in my position, I was really taken back by that as I didn’t think recruitment agencies did things like that. It was such a nice touch. If you recommend friends here and if they get placed in a full time job you can get a nice sum of cash.