Employee of the Month: November 2026
Meet the November 2026 Employee of the Month, Aaron:
Words mean little without the intention and action to back them up. When someone says they’re going to do a great job and then consistently delivers beyond expectations, recognizing that effort is an easy decision. Naming them Philly Temps & Perm’s Employee of the Month for November was an obvious choice!
Aaron U. is that writer that gives his words intent. He has shined on a variety of assignments with Philly Temps, from Conference Staff to Data Entry Clerk, and he has consistently exceeded expectations of clients. His active listening skills as well as that ability to translate instruction into action has kept him in high demand. His roles have even expanded based on his work ethic and willingness to learn more.
Aaron’s creative side goes far beyond his 9 to 5 life, from his book, Renegade Elements, to his desire to make a mark, he is constantly trying to learn new things, new places to visit, new ideas to discuss and new concepts to ponder.
We love Philly so much we named out business after it, and we are proud to name this City boy Employee of the month.
Thank you, Aaron!
Check out Aaron’s book by clicking this photo!
Philly Temps (PT): How long have you lived in the Philadelphia, PA area?
Aaron U. (AU):All my life, born and raised in South Philly.
PT: What was your work experience prior to working with Philly Temps?
AU: I used to work as a writing tutor for CCP, then did a few years in the legal sector, at KLM before Covid and Center City Legal afterwards.
PT: How did you hear about Philly Temps?
AU: I was having a hard time finding work after college and saw a posting from Philly Temps about doing convention work, so did about a year of convention staffing. When Center City Legal fell through, I noticed Philly Temps had a temp-to-perm program and remembered how great you guys were to work with.
PT: What is your most memorable experience working with Philly Temps?
AU: I worked one conference at Drexel that involved checking people into presentations and being able to sit in on the presentations to collect materials afterwards. I got the opportunity to listen to some really interesting discussions.
PT: Do you have a favorite local place to shop, visit, or grab lunch?
AU: Big fan of Bill's Breakfast and Lunch on 13th and Sansom, great little downtown diner.
PT: What are your hobbies and interests outside of work?
NR: I'm a writer trying to get a book out, look up Renegade Elements on Amazon or other platforms!
PT: What are your long-term career goals?
AU: I'd love to make it as a writer, but that's a little pie-in-the-sky these days, so getting a job in public service or local government would be great, have a positive impact on my community.
PT: What do you think has contributed most to your success on assignment?
AU: The willingness and flexibility to learn new things: every company works a little bit differently in their tools and methods, so being able to adapt to that has been very important.
PT: What advice can you give to prospective candidates that want to work with Philly Temps?
AU: Treat every assignment as a learning opportunity, whether you're looking for a future career or just a side gig, there's a wide range of people and experiences you can run into that'll enrich your life and your understanding of the world.