You will be micromanaged every day - Customer Service Representative TriageLogic Employee Review

2.0
May 4, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

There were talented creatives there that I was happy to have met and learned from, but they deserve better.

Cons

I lasted about 4.5 months before leaving, but just after the first month, I was already looking elsewhere. It was the type of job where, after a month, I know there was not a whole lot more I would learn that would be helpful for my endeavors. This company's vision of better working experience meant one thing: You will be micromanaged every day.

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TriageLogic Response
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Thank you for your feedback. We have not had a customer service representative that worked for us during this time frame and has left us. We allow people to move positions if they have the capacity for the position that they want, are willing to train, and if there is a vacancy.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
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Pros

The cons were genuinely so lengthy that pros couldn’t exist.

Cons

I didn’t realize I wasn’t being properly paid until about 2 or 3 months into the position. I was being underpaid each paycheck. HR blamed the payroll company and the payroll company blamed HR. This is a vital detail that should never be overlooked. Lack of role clarity and consistency. My position and responsibilities were frequently changed to meet shifting business needs, often without discussion or proper support. Workload expansion without structure. Additional tasks were regularly added without consideration for capacity or compensation. Challenging leadership environment. One owner frequently addressed concerns by raising their voice at employees, creating a stressful and uncomfortable workplace. Micromanagement and boundary issues. The other owner often interrupted breaks and personal time to oversee tasks, making it difficult to maintain work-life balance. Overall, the management style contributed to high stress and limited employee autonomy.

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