AH good for a short while..no room to advance - Client Service Associate Synchrony Employee Review

3.0
Nov 28, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

My last manager was great to work with..there were some incentives but I left before they could be permanent (stocks and 401k)

Cons

My first manager was a direct hire into her position seemingly without full knowledge of customer call times and QA and therefore my training was subpar..which means no matter how often I asked anyone how to improve I was told to ask my manager.. but with her.. ?? No proper training resulted= 1 year of low qa scores due to long call times so they could say..opps sorry your raise isn't but .05 or something very low.. well if they put their foot on your head you can't really thrive.. I had such high hopes but having a degree too, when I mention I obtained it, HR said.."oh congratulations...so?" I never felt like advancement was in store..keep em down and throw out cookie crumbs.. they spent more on parties but we never really connected being remote..not like on-site relations develop.

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5.0
Jul 23, 2026
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Pros

Remote, benefits were great, pay was competitive, and company culture was very good! Work is generally predictable.

Cons

There was nothing too bad in my time there.

3.0
Jul 7, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Great benefits, fully remote, my fellow employees are great to work with.

Cons

The systems constantly lag and freeze, making an already stressful job even harder. You’re expected to handle the work of multiple roles while meeting unrealistic metrics and learning countless procedures. Calls are often back-to-back, and the two-minute breaks during busy times aren’t enough to recharge. Dealing with verbally abusive customers is common, and you’re required to give multiple warnings before ending a call. While there are opportunities to move into other roles, promotions often feel more dependent on who you know than your actual skills or performance. Overall, it’s a mentally exhausting, high-stress environment.

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