Shifts are grueling. 45 chats in queue and thousands of email tickets at a time, downtime is not a thing. Only working in a high volume restaurant have I had nightmares about work, until this. You will routinely put in for a break, only to wait 90 mins or more, and if you are on a chat or call, you are not getting a break.
KPI was contacts per hour. You will need to work email tickets while on two chats at a time at least in order to reach any bonus tier. As far as I know, they have not figured out how to do two calls at once.
Your supervisor will have no idea how to help with anything in your job.
You are not getting a promotion. You are not getting a raise. Your supe is not going to give you a one on one, though you will get emails about what you 'spoke' about weekly. At the end of the year, your supe will explain how you are doing very well, but the raise is based on performance, so 60 cents it is.
Internal interviews for promotions are based on something, but it is not the interview. I interviewed three times for APS, two interviews HAD THE CHILDREN of the interviewer in the video call, and they were NOT paying attention. I received a link for codecademy to brush up on ____ something, though what was mentioned we spoke of in the interview and I worked with daily. They were, however, breaking up some sort of disagreement between the children in the view of the screen during my answer, so there's that.
Supes are either really trying (and burrrrned all the way out) or they are pretty absent aside from disciplinary actions.
VERY often, when your shift is mandatorily changed, or some big issue with the schedules/teams is happening, (or every review here) they will mention this "OPS" team. Not one time in my near 3 years there did I ever meet or hear the name of anyone on this team. It was an open joke that it was "ops". Whos Ops? No one knew.
They can and will fire you on the spot. Your fellow agents will rat on any mistakes they see. Your escalation points will speak down to you. You will probably see your supervisor cry at least once in team meetings.
Good luck.