NVA reviews

I got hired to be a customer service representative so all I needed to do was answer calls and live chats. I had to go through three weeks of "online training". I basically sat around for eight hours and watched these modules on how to use a computer. We also sat with other employees and listened to their calls. I didn't really learn anything during training. Towards the holiday season, one of my family members were dying. My family thought it would be a great idea if we visit them one last time. I told upper management that I needed that time off so I could say goodbye to my relative. But they wouldn't allow me to see my dying relative because apparently they needed me there. I begged but they didn't care. It was either keep my job or say goodbye to my relative. I have NEVER had a employer who was so uncaring. I ended up leaving. Who is so heartless that they wouldn't even let someone say goodbye to there own relative. Oh right the management of NVA is.

Still immature from a technology standpoint, but there is a clear effort to grow and improve in all areas.