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OneTouch Direct reviews

2.7

35% would recommend to a friend

(138 total reviews)

Joseph Mole

33% approve of CEO

29% positive business outlook

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1.0
Mar 31, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Yes, this job gave me flexibility with hours, however they had to even out to 37.5 hours every week, or you would lose your commission. If you needed a drug dealer, everything was available in the parking area.

Cons

There was no professional staff on duty at any given time. My manager would come in, and sit down, and tap away on his laptop, and show favoritism to all favored employees. They would get the good leads , as long as they had a good sales week. There was a lot of gossip, and sex with supervisors, and young girls. I was not impressed. Not an honest company to work for. Good luck! Also, if you could breathe, you're hired! Enjoy 10 dollars an hour!

3.0
Nov 16, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Some of the managers are helpful and willing to work with you. Training was good.

Cons

Some managers don't know what they're doing due to being under qualified. Some have power trips and is making the same as the agents on the floor. The pay is the lowest out of all the call centers I have ever worked for. You only get one 10 min break and 30 min lunch for working an 8 hour shift.

2.0
Oct 19, 2015

Small Business

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Always hiring. The company has contracts with some of the most recognizable companies in the country. These contracts ,allow these icons to outsource low level revenue generating touch-points. The willingness to hire train and attempt to retain employees makes it a good place for those that are looking to get into customer service or sales.

Cons

I can't begin to tell you the sometimes illegal way in which the company decides to pay peoplpe. The constant change in pay rarely works in the favor of the employee. There was a class action lawsuit that has been settled however the mediation is so newly inked that those that chose to participate have not been informed of the potential payout. Quick fact one partner pays the company 42.00/hr to have a rep. on the phone conducting business on their behalf. The agent is then told that after a long hard fight with "upper management" the prevailing wage is 12.00/hr. that is outside of any commission structure or applicable bonus that is also based on arbitrary closed door sessions with One Touch and the client. I have seen THOUSANDS of dollars withheld due to impossible hours requirements. Example. if you did enough business to EARN the stated monthly bonus, you can make the number, but not get the payout because you missed a day of work. Example if you missed Wed. due to an emergency, time must be made up by SATURDAY which only has a 4 hr. schedule only, and if there is no freeze on Saturday work which averaged 30% of the time or more. Client doesn't care if it took an agent 12 or40 hrs. If their target was met the bonus gets paid. But I digress, if you are looking for an intro. to business. It could be worse. Seasoned professionals beware that all that glitters is not gold.

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