At first it seems great. - Technical Support Representative OneSupport Employee Review

1.0
Jul 5, 2010
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The pay is better than anywhere else in San Marcos if you don't have a degree, especially if you want to work indoors. Pay raises come in at $1 a pop. I'm up to $11 per hour now.

Cons

You will be working in a semi hostile environment. Customers will be calling in that are pissed off before you even start talking. There will be nothing that you can do except let them scream and belittle you for the mistakes that someone else has made. You are also on a time crunch. Your raises come from having a shorter call time, but you also have to follow protocol, which means you can't just hang up on the calls that are going to take an hour or two to finish. That means when you get the old lady that has never once in her life used a computer, and she can't hardly hear anything you say, you still have to help her in every way you possibly can. The requirements for raises are getting more and more unrealistic. You are either helping the customer a great deal and taking too long, or blowing them off in a certain way that is (somehow) in line with company policy so you can get a raise.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
Jul 20, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

There’s a lot of insurance benefits I guess

Cons

You would think the customers are the most daunting and terrible part of the job but it is not. It’s not. It’s the micromanagement from higher ups. The nitpicking comments of critique come off less as critique and more of jabs to make you feel bad for not fully getting the system as fast as possible. It’s left me anxious and depressed at the thought of clocking in. Please consider working for another company.

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