none, but I need the job. The common people, the agents, are nice and friendly. Mostly the customers are nice. It's inbound work and no sales. The desk I'm on now has incentives for number of appointments booked, while other departments have incentives for system useage. etc. During sporting events, olympics, wimbledon and football we're allowed to watch them on the proxima screens and during breaks there are p.c.'s in the canteen for internet use.
Cons
crap canteen facilities, change in campaigns at the drop of a hat, mamnagement out for themselves and their friends, no repect from upper management, repairs not carried out to machines and buildings till some one is hurt.
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We're sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy your employment with us here at Sitel. We have since made positive changes across the business following on from ongoing employee feedback. In regards to your advice for management, one of the positive changes we have now implemented includes 'Walking Management' sessions.
Some level of job security. You know exactly what you're doing because it's a call center. Different client projects that you could apply to be part of. Located in Orem by the mall. Decent pay ($25 an hour... for now).
Cons
You can't have anything on the call floor depending on the client (I support Intuit, so there are no phones, paper, pencils, books... nothing).
The benefits are atrocious. PTO doesn't start until after 6 months. Company politics and favorites exist here. I'd say about 30% of calls get transferred to us from other departments (Payroll, Payments, Desktop, Saves, Sales, pretty much everyone) that should not have been transferred and could have been solved without us. They're going to hire more account resolution specialists soon after so many agents left, and they're starting their pay at $20 an hour.... so just think about what means for us. You get one occurrence per day you are absent even if you call in sick. I think 10 is the limit.