Alorica reviews

You will always be demanded to do more at work and be at work longer. The only positive outcome of the toxic environments and dealing with the people who take advantage of the system to exert harassment on a daily basis is that you will most likely walk away with a settlement or two in the coming years. In my years at Alorica, I received at least three settlements I can remember. People seem to shed their kind and genuine skins to live comfortably as bullies and tyrants. And it's not just the call centers. In fact, I had better experiences dealing with the high-school environment on the floor than I did being belittled and discriminated by the corporate level employees. The stories I heard about some of the VPs and even the CEO on their business trips would not be appropriate to share on a site like this.

Super stressful. Depending on what kind of call center you service for them, naturally customers can be horrendous. Corporate isn't very transparent. One incident in particular involved their systems being hacked for allegedly not paying someone their last check, which prompted us being herded to be informed that termination was on the table for speaking about the situation, we wouldn't get paid for the day we were locked out of the building due to the hacking, and that we may not get paid for (a week's worth of) overtime hours already worked. As a result of the backlash, we got pizza. Got to the point where I had to force myself to walk inside the building each morning.