Pros
Highest paid call center in my area, casual dress code, relaxed atmosphere, nice break room with free coffee and tea, keurig coffee maker, convenient location and huge break room fridge. No one ever stole my lunch. Easy call center duties. You get paid really well: 16.25 an hour in Orlando area and a full 40 hours. Sometimes there is over time. If you make good sales, they will allow you to work at home after six months. Good work/life balance. You don't take the stress home. They have a 401K that will match after a year.
Cons
Payroll delays due to clerical errors on their part. Disorganized company who can't even get their training schedules straight. Several of us showed up for training after being told to show up that day, but were not actually scheduled. They sent us home. That was disappointing and a huge waste of gas and time. There really isn't a way to move up in the company even if you make good sales because when I left, there were no openings for anything. Unless you want to go to a foreign country: Indonesia or UK. The only thing you can hope for here in the USA is being allowed to a work at home but only if you get enough sales so you don't have to commute. Also, there is way too much emphasis on sales considering this is tech support. You are hired for tech support but you do it all: customer service, sales, complaints. During training, many systems didn't work and trainer had to literally dictate information. But at least, the training was paid. The hiring process was very long. It took months to hear from them. Background check took forever.