VPI Working Solutions (Walkerton)

I’m giving Tina Cassidy a 4-star because she deserves it. She is accomodating during our calls and treated me well; and very patient in dealing with my needs. Whenever I inquire my needs to VPI, one of their pleasant staff responded as soon as they we’re available. They are knowledgeable of their job. I got a job though its not exactly what I wanted, but still I’m thankful because It is a very big help for me.
The VPI helped me during my job hunting. They always updated me on job posting as well their job workshop program. I would like to come back again for assistance to acquire a training on MDRAO because I would love to pursue it and get a job as a medical device reprocessing Tech. Thank you,Continue your great work and God Bless!

I strongly recommend VPI Solutions. The staff was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. I am now in college and on my way to a new career. Thank you VPI for your great service.

Was a great experience all helpful and always answered every question that I had. Welcomed me like family and revamped my resume and gave me better suggestion to help me land a job ..

I found you very pleasant and helpful. Unfortunately, I cannot work anymore due to the fact I cannot lift more than 25 lbs. as directed by my doctor and the surgeon. This is permanent. Keep up the good work and keep helping people get jobs.

I had a very positive experience at the Walkerton branch of VPI-Inc. The very talented, hardworking and caring people who assist you in your job search make looking for work an easy, learning adventure. I readily recommend VPI Walkerton to job seekers I meet.

They aired out my tired old resume and freshened it up. I was guided to free online instructional courses relevant to my job search. {Currently, a free typing course is improving my keyboarding skills} They somehow managed to get me into a First Aid training course on short notice. A current First Aid Certificate makes me more employable and is a slight ego boost. I believe there is a variety of learning opportunities available.

Three of the more important lessons I relearned at VPI are; looking for employment requires effort, persistence usually pays off, and thinking outside the box presents opportunities not normally seen. Another lesson I relearned is that treating others as I wish to be treated makes life much more enjoyable, especially during a job search.

In the future, if I need to look for work in Bruce County, I will return to VPI Inc. for advice and assistance from the professionals who help make employment hunting an adventure.

I recommend VPI Inc. to people I meet who are looking for work or are exploring career and training opportunities.

Regards,

Dale Parkin