They pay $20 an hour — and for that, they expect you to live, breathe, and die for the company. You can’t use your cellphone (because apparently having a life outside work is forbidden). Supervisors actually promote not going to the bathroom so you can “work more.” Yeah, that’s the culture — push numbers over people.
They literally said things like “sneakers are a privilege” — like we’re in some kind of boot camp, not a job. We only get a 30-minute lunch, and supervisors will break procedures left and right just to meet their numbers. And the “bonus structure”? Total joke. We get maybe $3,600, while supervisors pull in $14,000 — and act shady about how it all works.
Oh, and don’t expect basic stuff like utensils or clean bathrooms. The bathrooms are disgusting — paper towels soaked in sink water, trash everywhere. You’re expected to work through storms, too. Safety apparently doesn’t matter as long as the numbers look good.
They also lied during the interview, saying “no customer contact.” That was a lie — it’s all customer contact, all day, every day.
Spectrum feels like a modern-day sweatshop dressed up as a corporate job. $20/hr is not worth your time, health, or sanity.
