The O'Connor Group, King of Prussia PA

I have worked at The O'Connor Group for over a year and a half, and in that time I have been given countless opportunities for career growth, personal development, and learning. Our company leadership is highly supportive, and our training team is consistently putting out new and relevant training materials to ensure we are on top of all market trends and best leveraging our technology and tools. We are encouraged to speak up on new ideas, and we are a truly collaborative team. It is an honor to work with this amazing group of people, and I am constantly learning and growing alongside them. I highly recommend The O'Connor Group to job seekers in HR and Talent Acquisition, as well as any companies looking for HR/TA solutions!

When thinking about what it's like to work at The O'Connor Group one word comes to mind.gratitude. Throughout my career I have never felt as respected, supported, and appreciated by my employer as I do here. What Marcia O'Connor and the Executive Leadership team feed into us, we give back to our clients, employees, and community in triplicate. I love being apart of the TOC team

I have worked at The O'Connor Group for almost a year now, and it was the best decision I've ever made. It is a team that truly lives by their core values, and cares about their employees. I instantly felt connected to our CEO Marcia O'Connor after my initial conversation and knew this was the right place for me. We all work so well together, and the opportunities are endless to make a difference. It doesn't feel like a 'job' because I love what I do!

Talk about a true “Best Place to Work”, The O’Connor Group is nothing less than an amazing place with collaborative, caring and creative minds. This team truly lives the companies core values and supports each other wherever needed.
I personally can’t think of a better place to work or partner with.

Marisa Spinelli reached out to me on LinkedIn regarding an opportunity and ghosted me after the initial phone call. It's a shame that as adults some people don't have the decency to communicate the simplest of things.