Support.com Remote Tech Support reviews

2.4

33% would recommend to a friend

(175 total reviews)
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Lance Rosenzweig

61% approve of CEO

28% positive business outlook

Remote Support Tech employees have rated Support.com with 2.4 out of 5 stars, based on 175 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Remote Support Tech professionals have an average working experience there. Support.com is rated 38% below average by Remote Support Tech professionals compared to other employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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175 reviews
2.0
Mar 1, 2014

Look elsewhere if possible

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Pros

Work from home, thats it

Cons

Everything else. Lazy team leaders...they ask you to answer promptly while juggling calls, filling out tickets, trackers, tools..etc but if you have to get an answer from HR, IT, Upper Management or even your team leader in some instances prepare to wait or in some instances wont get an answer at all. You will have your job threatened often and they are actually hiring people at LESS money than I was currently hired at so I already feel like I can be replaced for less (which is fine, i'd gladly collect unemployment and search for something else at this point). Complaints, ideas, and personal ideas to help you get promoted in leadership roles or anything else fall on deaf ears.

1.0
Feb 26, 2014
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Pros

Working from home is the only positive thing about SDC

Cons

This list could go on forever here, I'll just list a few short things. -You will be promised things to motivate you, and the supervisors making those promises are lying to your face figuratively. -You will be told something by one supervisor, and something totally different and conflicting by another supervisor. -Shift bids are not quarterly. They're whenever Comcast decides to change "business needs." (READ: Weekly, monthly, etc) -The new hires they are bringing on, they have no tech background. They're hired because they can answer the phones. If you have an above average knowledge set, you'll be expected to hold their hand. Policies change so often here @ SDC it's hard to keep up, for everyone. It looks like we'll soon be dealing with sales pitches as well shortly. All in all, SDC is no longer a true tech support company. It's just for script reading, flow following, mindless morons now. The review below mine from a supervisor that talks the place up like it's the greatest place to work ever, that goes to show you how out of touch the supervisors @ SDC are. Look at all of the reviews and judge for yourself. Employees from USA, Canada, and India are all saying the same things; yet here comes along this supervisor saying that things are great. The disconnect is unreal. Supervisors are cliquey and so out of touch with the workforce. I would not come on board with this company if you're thinking about it. You're going to be disappointed and there are far better employment options out there.

1.0
Feb 13, 2014
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Pros

Work from home and okay medical coverage

Cons

Most of the managers and supervisors could care less about their employees. Several of the supervisors play video games while on the clock (have observed this first hand). Other supervisors get off on being rude or disrespectful to their employees and being a slave driver without care. Poor communication with employees. Will destroy your ranking by several hundred people for simply having lost internet due to a raging storm for 30 minutes during your shift. These small hits are overwhelmingly weighted. HR is less than responsive. Rather press for lower handle times rather than providing quality service to customers. Rewards those who cut major corners and short change the customer just to meet their goals. Put all their eggs into one basket , COMCAST.

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