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Phone: (202) 861-4200
Cross Streets: Between 17th St NW and Connecticut Ave NW
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1701 K St NW Washington, DC 20006 ·145.09 mi
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Reviews
yelpCityStaff is our go-to staffing firm for our administrative and other junior level positions at our company. I handle the team building for a small business and they make my job so much easier by...
MoreIf only the above incident was the end of this story. A week after I posted this review I found out that City Staff had made a copy of my Yelp review and emailed it to my former boss at the...
MoreI temped AT the actual CityStaff office and then was permanently placed by them a few weeks later. I loved the staff there, but I will say that the staff recently was turned over completely, so...
MoreWhat a disappointing experience. I am inclined to believe the 'positive' reviews are not authentic because the negative ones certainly paint the real picture. Yes, they are responsive and seem...
MoreIt seem City Staff is very selective about who they decide who to work with and support! Can we say non-inclusive. I had an awful experience with them. For starters it took about 4 phone calls...
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