TP Client Operations Representative reviews

4.2

85% would recommend to a friend

(17,151 total reviews)

Jorge Amar

94% approve of CEO

79% positive business outlook

Client Operations Representative employees have rated TP with 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 17,151 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Client Operations Representative professionals have an excellent working experience there. TP is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Client Operations Representative professionals compared to other employers within the Management & Consulting industry (3.7 stars).

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2.0
Jun 4, 2015

Eh...

Recommend
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Pros

Meet new ppl...onsite gym...and cafeteria...its a job

Cons

No room for growth at the max like 3 ppl per year. can't move to another department unless yours closes, forever changing rules, pay constantly being messed up..only way to get raises is to be one of them 3 ppl who get promoted.

1.0
Jun 2, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

Notos, the bar in front of the company. Nice atmosphere there.

Cons

- Bad management. - Bad trainers and trainings. - Bad supervisors. - Bad team leaders. - Poor salary. - You are not a person, you are an slave. - Slow and bad HR. - Impolite security personal. - Stressful, because they change the procedures everyday. - Poor bonus, or not bonus directly. - Bad schedule. - Nobody ask about overtimes. Yo have to do it, as a robot. - No chances to grow up at the company.

1.0
Jun 1, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

Initial training is pretty good. Trainers liked what they were doing and loved the product they were training on.

Cons

Each week we were reminded that a cell phone or even a piece of paper on the call floor was immediate termination. We were told that if we couldn't pass the tests and quiz at the end of sessions that we were a waste of the trainers time and he would fire us. They have a system setup so that you are rated by the caller, your supervisor, the QA that listens to the calls to make sure you on script and by your team mates if you escalate a call because its out of your scope of assistance. The problem is, if customer calls and asks for help and its beyond your scope and they get angry you can get a write up. IF you transfer your call to superior to keep customer calm and the superior is having a bad day you can get written up for bothering them. If a QA thinks you didn't follow script ( even if customer was being unreasonable and cursing at you ) then you can get written up. IF you are "coached" as they put it on your bad habits or a complaint they don't do it somewhere discrete, they do it at the supervisors desk... which is seated right in the middle of the call center floor with other co-workers less than 5 feet away listening in. If you have to use the restroom you have to ask your supervisor and if he says yes it comes out of your break time. You have to ASK to go take a 2 minute break to go to restroom.

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We appreciate your honest feedback. Our aim is to provide our employees a positive experience with us while making sure they follow the rules and regulations set by the company. This is to ensure standards are met, sensitive data are protected and excellent customer service is provided. We're sorry your expectations were not met while you were with us but we wish you all the best!
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