Quince reviews

Expect no work/life balance. Surprising number of employees who leave within 3-6 months. If you are considering working here I recommend reaching out to past employees on LinkedIn for their experiences.

- micromanaging: I’ve worked several remote jobs and this job by far monitors you the most. I have recieved slack messages if I happen to not respond to a conversation within a few minutes. You have to write in slack when you clock in, go to break, go to the restroom, restart your computer, go to lunch, go to a meeting, the list goes on. - they only care about numbers: they monitor CSAT and other KPIs and only care about that. They will go over every negative survey you receive from a customer and blame it on you even if you only followed company policy. They want you to handle multiple conversations with customers at once. It’s overwhelming and ridiculous -start up: I have worked for a start up before and we constantly had changing policies/processes but this job is like no other. During the holiday season, company polices were constantly changing which is understandable but this causes confusion with the customers and between other retention specialists. -customers: during training we were told quince customers are mature and sweet people who just have simple request. I’m not sure if this use to be true but it isn’t now. I would say almost half of the customers are rude, entitled, and impatient. They want you to kiss up to them and management allows it. I have been insulted or disrespected by customers and then management will turn around and offer them discounts and give customers whatever they want so they’re happy. AND if they’re not happy and leave a negative review, once again it is your fault even though you are following company policy. Overall this is a job I recommend to just save up some money until you find something far better. It is not enjoyable