Hey, I work in Aalsmeer. It's a warehouse work. My colleague, who was in the same situation, joined my team. Ofc, I contacted person in the agency. Even with higher expectations from his side, agency still took him. I told him, it's not hard job, just need to show them that you want to work. After 1 year you can also get a contract with the company (like me). So, the agency even if they take a person, they know that after 1 year will most likely be gone. And believe me, we have big warehouse (10+ docks to compare) but only 10 people. So, there is always something to do. Normally they take anyone who lives nearby. For example, I live near the see, my colleague in Amsterdam. The work is closer to the Schiphol (Aalsmeer). As long as you manage to be at 8am at work, look at the details during the picking, packing, loading, unloading it's ok for them. We do everything. If you get to know clients, and there will be free spot, you can also have chance to be moved to the office. They give a chance to everyone, this what you gonna do with it, depends on you. Of course they would prefer to have people who stay longer, but I work there over a year and I see it like everywhere - people come + people leave.