Alorica reviews

the building gets dirty at times and the AC has been broken for 2 weeks. Very difficult to move up, not very many opertunities for growth in this company. rules are very strict, command and control. treated more like a slave and less like an employee, let alone an adult. Benefits are awful; about 9 vacation days a year, yes that includes sick days. insurance offered is extremely expensive with low quality of care.

Moved from one campaign to the next on short notice, drastic schedule changes, overlook great employees for promotion (they do promote from within though, relatives and friends), pay sucks for everyone except managers and HR, Human Resources is a joke, operations managers lack necessary knowledge to run their assigned campaigns, they also lie about monetary incentives for overtime, team leads are overworked, they hire anybody, business casual dress code is not enforced, females dress inappropriately on a daily basis (cleavage out, skin tight clothing, short dresses/skirts, joggers, tights, etc.), thirty minute lunch and ten minute breaks, doctors appointments are not excused (even if you have a doctors excuse), on-site store prices are inflated, and the bathrooms are horrible