InfoCision reviews

2.5

25% would recommend to a friend

(812 total reviews)
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Craig Taylor

48% approve of CEO

37% positive business outlook

InfoCision has an employee rating of 2.5 out of 5 stars, based on 812 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The InfoCision employee rating is 30% below average for employers within the Telecommunications industry (3.6 stars).

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812 reviews
2.0
Oct 5, 2013

It's not called "InfoPrison" for nothing

Anonymous employee
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Pros

You will earn an almost-livable wage, provided shooting for the poverty line was your goal. Paid holidays, Paid Time Off, etc. On-site fitness center, doctor available. Flexible scheduling. Umm, ample parking? Think that's it.

Cons

InfoCision, at least as far as VR ('Volunteer Recruitment', the branch of the company that deals with InfoCision's Non-profit clients like American Heart Assoc., American Lung Assoc., etc.) insists on clinging to a failing business model and from the bottom looking up, has no plans to change it despite the writing on the wall. As a result you'll be calling the same group of people repeatedly, who have already declined to participate. practically begging them to commit to something they tell you doesn't work (mailing letters requesting donations from neighbors or friends/family). Why does InfoCision insist on pushing campaigns that everyone knows won't generate any funds for the non-profit? Google "Infocision Bloomberg" for the answer. Also, god help you if you're a liberal or a non-christian working for this place; you will be required to leave your conscience and beliefs at the door upon clocking in, and start shilling for the NRA, pro-life organizations, and sleazy televangelists...NOT what I signed up for.

1.0
Aug 18, 2023

USED to be a good company

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Pros

Fun work environment, decent bonuses if on a campaign where you can bonus

Cons

Management is terrible, lot's of campaigns are doomed from the start, Customers are hostile and sometimes so are the supervisors. Poor overall wages and no real benefits. Current hires don't even get paid holidays. I worked for this company 15 years ago before the founder passed away and it was a completely different experience. Craig Taylor couldn't care less about his employees. He gets managers and HR people who feel the same way.

1.0
Aug 25, 2020

Very bad strategies to be known as a call center

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The only good thing is that you have a paycheck coming in every Friday.

Cons

I’ve never had such a horrible experience working at a company like this one so sad that this company is suppose to be known for handling SBA, St. Jude, and Smile train calls. Management does not even train their employees well enough to take some of these calls especially the SBA ones. I remember the first weeks they threw us in on the first day into SBA calls without having knowledge that we had no resources to tell people the status of their application just transferring them to a secondary department where the call would automatically drop, customers would call back and say derogatory things to us that was completely out of our control and the managers have a non-chalant attitude about everything especially when you tell them customers complaints. This company wants you to be a robot behind a screen all day training you on 5-7 programs sometimes a week where you read the longest script ever just for customers to not donate and here’s the best part they only pay you $9.00 an hour. Unbelievable and then the supervisors are really just micro managers that don’t know the answers to about anything that you ask them that probably make a little bit more money than you that have the response I’m not completely sure I have not trained for that program but aren’t you a supervisor so your suppose to be trained on all these programs. So sad hopefully the person reading this if you take this job know that this job is temporary should not be long term.

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