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  • Actalent Actalent
  • https://bit.ly/3kk92bY
  • Consulting (Business & Management)
  • 1001+ employees
  • Hanover, Maryland, United States of America

Company Reviews

Actalent is a global leader in engineering and sciences services and talent solutions. We help visionary companies advance their engineering and science initiatives through access to specialized experts who drive scale, innovation and speed to market. With a network of almost 30,000 consultants and more than 4,500 clients across the U.S., Canada, Asia and Europe, Actalent serves many of the Fortune 500. 

Our expertise spans capabilities in engineering including product and manufacturing, systems and software, construction management, environmental, architecture and civil; and power and utilities. We focus on sciences capabilities in laboratory sciences, healthcare, and clinical research.

Actalent is an operating company of Allegis Group, the global leader in talent solutions.

Rating Reviews

Rating is calculated based on 6 reviews and is evolving.

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Technical Recruiter
3.1
28 December 2025
Decent Pay, Benefits Are Just Okay Here
Pros: As a Technical Recruiter, the base salary was pretty decent for the market. Commission for engineering and IT staffing roles can be solid with good performance. It's a pathway to earning more if you hit your targets.
Cons: Health insurance premiums are really high, impacting your net pay. PTO accrual wasn't generous for a corporate company. There are no WFH stipends, even working remote from Dallas, TX.
Advice to Management: Really look into improving the health benefits to make them more competitive. Also, consider adding some remote work stipends for employees working from home, especially in competitive markets for technical roles. Better transparency on commission plans would also help.
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Technical Recruiter
2.9
26 December 2025
Actalent: It's Okay for Staffing, Depends on Your Team
Pros: I've gained a ton of experience as a Technical Recruiter. The hybrid work model in the Chicago, IL office is really helpful for work-life balance. It's a solid entry point into the competitive staffing industry.
Cons: The company culture can feel pretty cutthroat and very metrics-driven. There's constant pressure to hit numbers, which often overshadows collaboration among teams. It's not always the most supportive environment.
Advice to Management: Try to balance the focus on individual metrics with fostering more genuine teamwork. Acknowledge and reward collaboration more, not just individual sales targets. This could really improve the overall morale.
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Recruiting Coordinator
2.9
27 December 2025
Leadership has its moments, needs consistency.
Pros: Some managers are great, really supportive. They help with client placements and understanding the staffing industry. For us Recruiting Coordinator roles, it's good to have that guidance.
Cons: There's not much consistency across leadership. Some leaders in the Dallas, TX office aren't approachable, which makes the hybrid work model harder. Feels like a few are out of touch.
Advice to Management: Focus on leadership training for all levels. Ensure consistent communication and support across all teams, especially for those in the hybrid work model. Make sure managers in offices like Dallas, TX are approachable and understand daily challenges.
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