Concentrix reviews

3.9

76% would recommend to a friend

(44,775 total reviews)
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Chris Caldwell

86% approve of CEO

71% positive business outlook

Concentrix has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 44,775 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Concentrix employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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45K reviews
1.0
Aug 14, 2016
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Pros

The pro is that it is a job. Only pro is that they sent the equipment needed for the job. At first I thought there were several pros but most of which turned out to be plenty of lies.

Cons

Pay is low. Warning apply for other company's who offer the same client because you can start off making at least $1.50 more than you will here. When in "training" my class asked the trainer why most of what she was telling us was different than what we were all told by recruiters (info about schedule, benefits, pay). The trainer flat out told us that the recruiters job is to recruit... even if that means lying. So beware of that fact. There are a lot of reviews here about pay. Believe what you read. They are horrible about pay, HR will not help you if your pay is wrong. My current TM told our team he once had an issue with his pay and didn't get it corrected for 2 months. One member of my training class had tech issues that were Concentrix fault, he came in everyday. Stayed the entire 8hrs of the shift as instructed by the trainer and nesting manager and then after the fact (after being there for the full 80 hrs of the check) he was then told he would only be paid for 2hrs of the time. And has yet to receive his money, in fact several members of my team are missing hours of pay due to this. Do not read this and think that this wouldn't happen to you because it easily could be any employee at this job. Take the warnings you read here seriously. When in Nesting we were to be off the phones the first 2hrs and 45minutes of each morning to learn and the last hour of the day to ask questions about our calls that day. In a 5 week nesting period we only did this maybe for one week. Instead we were given just 30 minutes to "learn" (more like briefed on the latest lie) and never provided with the proper training to take calls. There were maybe 15 ppl on my team during this nesting period and literally after our first 30 minutes in the morning we would get on the phones and be the only people taking calls in the queue. This is not proper procedure for call center forecasting. You do not use your nesters to forecast your staff needed for the day as your nesters are to be taking debrief times everyday and because they forecast the nesters into their staffing you will be lucky to get that. Just proceed with caution if you decide to take this job. If you need a job take this one as you continue to look because they are very unprofessional, unorganized people. It is very clear that they are trying to fill seats for a check from the client. Don't seem very interested in whether you know the information just that you are in the seat so they get their check... no concern about your check. Not trying to keep people from working here just want you to know what you are getting into when you have bills to pay and expect your money on time and the full amount. If you need that guarantee check every 2 week I suggest you look elsewhere

1.0
Aug 13, 2016

Caseworkers

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Pros

The team environment is fantastic. You learn a lot about fraud and the handling of cases. It's very busy so day gets in quick. The hours are in shift patterns 9 to 6, 7:45 to 4:45, 11:15 to 8:15pm

Cons

You have line managers who are responsible for clocking your hours . I booked and had annual leave confirmed in April , this was not clocked by line manager. I was off for a bereavement then taken to disciplinary even though my line manager knew I was going to be there and said I could have day off. Your only given a 10 minute comfort break for your whole shift. The pay doesn't reflect the work you do. It's underpaid and not in line with other government caseworkers. The contracts are temporary/permanent which means you can loose your job at any time

4.0
Aug 11, 2016

experience

Anonymous employee
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Pros

learning curve is good at concentrix

Cons

salary package is very low over here

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