Pros
work from home was the only thing good about this job
Cons
When i first got hired on, there was no communication for weeks. I had my interview but lack of communication between the time a recruiter said i was hired to the time they actually called me about a job position. I got hired on as a Work From Home. The set up was easy, but the technical issues that came after were horrible on the companies side. When i was told about this position, she let me know i was going to be doing just chat and email, never was told i was going to be taking inbound calls, she did not let me know that the campaign was only lasting about a month and a half, i was blind sided by that. The training was supposed to be for a week that was cut down by 2 days, did not get anything done due to so many technical errors on the companys computers that were given. We were expected to be on live calls immediatly with no proper training. There is no structure, not even the Team Lead was helpful, she also had no idea what to do. I am used to working for a company with set trainings and ability to learn everything comfortably before starting on the floor. This is the worst headache, i would save yourself time and get a job with better pay and better organization and structure. they sell you at the beginning of this company being the best and different. i beg to differ from what me and other people that started with me, we all quit. Its no wonder they hire quickly. Bad turnaround time. Was told i was going to get paid a certain amount and it wasn't the case when i was hired on.