InfoCision reviews

The calls are sometimes rewarding, but mostly repetitious and boring and almost non-stop. It was a huge adjustment for me to learn to sit in the same chair for hours at a time and say the same thing over and over and over for call after call. There is a high employee turn over rate. They are constantly hiring and training new meat for the grinder. It is more bearable if I can work part time. About four hours a day is about all I can take. Unless you are very gifted at this and earn lots of bonuses, this is not a livable wage.

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.