Pink Callers reviews

you dont have a lot of interaction with coworkers you are kind of by yourself it works ok but i do miss the office setting it does feel like they try to trap you in things they seem to fire so many good people they dont even trust us to let us dm each other to make personal relationships with coworkers it can get very stress filled at certen times of the year when you have your own clients and they ask you to pick up others we are always short on CSRs we never have enough it feels like the main managers do not always know what they are doing pay is like one dollar or two dollars lower than most jobs. i just read on here that entry level mcdonalds pays more that is sad because I have to have a skill set and keep both my clients happy not just dip a fry basket plus I have to continually learn new clients sometimes more than one a year

I've only noticed two possible cons in my time here. The first is that while Pink Callers is a company with great morale, employees and management, as a CSR you work for your own assigned client. I say possible con because you may or may not fit nor enjoy their company vibes. Pink Callers is supportive through growing pains as long as you're actively trying your best and taking constructive advice from both your client and your TSM. For most people, this won't even be a con. My other possible con is turnover. The turnover rate seems high, but I've not been here long enough to know if that is usual or coincidental. The Pink Caller employees that have been around the longest seem happy with and good at their roles.