Pros
There are never really and pros you bring home $24.960 a year before taxes. $12 an hour.
Cons
Imagine watching a show and a character is in jail and there is a scene where they are sitting across from each other and the guard standing against the wall watching and listening to everything that is done and being said. Cops Monitoring is exactly like that. Cops Monitoring has what they call floorwalkers and consistently walk the floor to make sure everyone is in check. You would think their agenda was to be there to answer any questions. Not the case at Cops Monitoring. These floorwalkers without knowing will quietly position themselves behind you to make sure you are on the phone every second you are scheduled to work. Everything you do that is not good (you would think it would be something you are doing positive for the company) the floorwalkers are ordered to document on their clipboard and create a report at the end of the day of who did what wrong. At Cops Montitoring you are given the option to work a 7.5 shift or 9.5 shift. During your shift you are given either a 37 or 30-minute lunch. You are not given any 15-minute breaks. So, you can work hours before you go to lunch. At Cops Monitoring there are extensive wait times to go to the bathroom. I remember sitting next to a dispatcher who just completed her training and she had her head down and her face looked like she was in pain. I asked her what was wrong and are you okay she said I have to go to the bathroom. These bathroom waits are so long due to the amount of time you are on the phone until your lunch. Example: if you work a 9.5 shift you will have to wait 5 hours for your lunch and wait an unacceptable amount of time if you need to go to the bathroom. If you just get up and go then the floorwalkers will document this on their clipboard.
