Ansira reviews

As basically every other review has mentioned, you will have a hard time finding a lower paying company compared to industry standards for similar roles. They will not under any circumstance consider paying their employees more money, so don't expect anything more than a 3% raise every year to keep pace with inflation (if you're lucky). There are no more entry level jobs for people living in the United States from what I can tell. They are outsourcing every job they possibly can to India or Colombia, and you'll be expected to train your new co-worker (replacement). The quality decline has already been noticeable due to these changes, but upper management does not care. Constant layoffs with no notice or transition plans, and operations teams are forced to pick up the pieces with no direction or backfill support. Upper management is laughably out of touch, They constantly share new business wins, hold company meetings in fancy places like the Dallas Cowboys Stadium, and brag about vanity awards they receive from other people in media all while their employees get laid off or quit in droves. I've been through multiple CEO's and regimes during my tenure, but the current one is by far the worst. Extreme various in competence levels across the org, have had some co-workers who quite literally kept us in business while others just coast for years. No incentive to do well, most roles do not have an advancement path.

If you are on a bad account it is absolutely awful. Quotas are impossible to meet. They expect you to be glued to your desk which defeats the purpose of a remote job. Lots of presence monitoring. Possibly the most micromanaged I've ever felt in a job. I got the distinct impression they were pushing a return to office and trying to purge a lot of the remote staff. Awful experience trying to get ADA accommodations. Constant mandatory overtime. They sell you on the PTO scheme but then shame you when you use it. Pay is very low compared to the industry standard. Genuinely one of the worst jobs I've ever had.