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Exceptionally low pay in comparison to competition I technically only had this job for two days, so it's not fair for me to judge it. I resigned after the second day because I received a better job offer (a major salary leap from $9/hr to $14.hr). I resigned in person and as soon as I knew I was taking another job. I didn't want to "steal time" or abandon the job through a No Call No Show; I wanted to be as respectful and considerate as possible to leave on good terms. It didn't make sense to me to resign with two weeks notice: I wouldn't be there to preform the job they were training me for. Although my trainer was understanding, the OM was a little passive-aggressive. When I told him/her the company who I was leaving for, he/she told me that he/she knew people who worked there and were no longer working with them, but he/she didn't want to "speak negatively of another company." I still have not found a negative review or rant from a former/current employee for [my current employer], but I have found many negative Sitel reviews.

Oh where do I start. First, it's a call center, that means long days of just sitting talking on the phone using scripted language with callers who don't care what they are being told. I have worked in other call centers before but never before have I been paid so little and have been expected to meet so many goals. I answer calls for three different departments for the client, each with different ways of handeling the call and penalties for not handeling that call type in the prescribed manner. The place is geared more toward handeling phone calls, as many and as frequently as possible, than helping the callers.