Risepoint reviews

3.1

49% would recommend to a friend

(417 total reviews)

Fernando Bleichmar

61% approve of CEO

38% positive business outlook

Risepoint has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 417 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Risepoint employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Education industry (3.7 stars).

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417 reviews
1.0
Aug 18, 2022

Call Center Nighmare

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Pros

The only pro is working from home.

Cons

Every single second is timed. If you need to go to the bathroom in your own home? Too bad. This place is a glorified call center and our role is pointless because we don't know the answers to any of their questions; we have to transfer them to campus advising. QA scores and leads is all they care about. The "benefits" are crap. Absolutely no room for career advancing.

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We are terribly sorry to see this review. Have you reached out to your HR representative to talk about the challenges? I would recommend that you do so.
2.0
Jul 31, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Coming out of college, the pay is what would be considered decent for most. Benefits weren’t bad either. Relatively low health insurance premium, tuition reimbursement (half the cost of the course and you have to go to one of the companies programs) work from home

Cons

Little opportunity for growth, no racial diversity outside of enrollment services. Managers are incompetent and the only thing they do to “help you” do your job is micromanage you, go over a call guide with you, and harass you about your goals and how many dials you make. You are given little resources and once you get comfortable with your script there is literally nothing else you can contribute to feel as though you are making an impact, nor are there ways you can grow and learn skills that will be transferable outside of a call center. If you stay too long, you can literally get stuck. Managers use scare tactics and expect you to be robotic. They also make threats to “document you” if you fail to send a text or leave a voicemail. The only way to “move up” is to become a manager or senior specialist. Applying for other departments is a waste because they will rarely look at your application, yet alone respond with a status update. You have to prove your worth by brown nosing and doing the manager’s odd tasks that they don’t want to do. They don’t look for people who are good at leading, strategizing, and who want to make processes better and make positive differences for the lives of students. They want to promote people who are good at running excel reports and those that show that they are comfortable micromanaging others and taking orders . If you are fresh out of college it makes sense, but afterwards you should run fast. Work life balance is non existent during working hours, if you haven’t made a call in over 3 minutes, expect to get a message with the manager asking “why aren’t you dialing?” Also, they literally have no clue how to talk to people. Management tries to establish superiority and if you have so much as an opinion or different view of things you are looked at as troublesome. There is no room for two way communication. Your only option is to smile and nod. The job is a joke, so glad i left!

5.0
Oct 14, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

AP is an incredible company with a mission to help students obtain a high-quality education aligned with employer needs at an affordable price. The com and their University Partners work together to expand the Universities' student reach and success. AP offers a fast-paced positive work environment with ample room for career advancement.

Cons

The cost of education continues to rise which makes AP's low-cost high-quality model increasingly important to facilitate a smart option for students.

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