Great job for those with no life - Customer Service Representative Asurion Employee Review

2.0
Jul 14, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

Good Benefits Good training sessions Monthly bonus Monthly expectation was strict but fair, and based on call volume and top performers.

Cons

*You get Paid time off, but you can never use (to take even a 3 day vacation), as the calendar only goes out 30 days, and there is no time available. So basically you can only use it if you are absent which you are penalized for anyway. *Mandatory overtime, working 10 hours a day due to holidays. *Management, Coaches out of touch with teams. There were times where I had to wait weeks to even meet with a coach or supervisor and at one point when nearly 6 months with no acting supervisor to even help our team. *Very unorganized, at any point upper management was clueless to changes or any relevant information that was needed. *Asurion vs. their clients, there is little cooperation between the two. I spent days having to explain our policies vs. what was explained to the customer by their provider. *30 minute lunches, if you would like an hour to actually cook or eat food, you gotta beg your coach, to beg the forward planning group to agree that they can't justify someone to take potty break, microwave, and scarf food down in 30 minutes. *6 Month Mandatory shift bids, used to be 12 (which was great) but after you finally rearrange your life, you gotta change it again for another shift. (Good Luck)

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Pros

Schedule, you actually have 2 days off per week.

Cons

High Stress, High Accountability for everyone

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Having time to recharge outside of work matters, so it’s great to hear the schedule worked well for you. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience.
2.0
Jul 2, 2026
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Pros

The job does pay well and does give you commission and mileage back. It’s 22.05 an hour and .77 cents per mile ( you will drive a lot and your mileage check will probably be the same as your weekly check )

Cons

The job is hyper focused on pushing people to sell VHDP or HTP (VHDP Verizon Home Device Protection ), ( Home Tech Protection ). The job doesn’t really care for the financial situation of a client and will say “ well you could have told them even though they are on a fixed income, they can still get the plan and talk to their ISP about financial hardship “ the staffing is sometimes very scarce and is also very lack of consideration for driving far off with no help if you get stuck. If you happen to have a vehicle issue ( which you will ) you have 7 days to get it back up in running before you get either written up or let go. I did enjoy working for this company, but it was mentally taxing and always was about getting every dollar out the customer even though they already paid for the visit for you to come out, and the phone replacement which they have to pay for monthly. Once you have worked for the company for atleast 90 days you will get a tablet and they will make you start doing Verizon consultation about the customers WiFi and try to sell them these 90 dollar WiFi just so they can make the most money possible. It’s all just give me money even though you already gave me money

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