Vanguard reviews

Strict Call-center environment. Associates are in their cubicles for the entire shift and are only able to get some fresh air during lunch and timed breaks. Have never met anyone who has "moved on up", to a non inbound-call position. In a nutshell, this is clear-cut work taking calls from company shareholders and there are few positions to aspire to.

- No Chance To Use Training - Despite the abundance of training, you are rarely given a chance to use much of it as a majority of positions are redundant - No Time for the Training - The company many times cancels training classes since they are not staffed for heavier phone traffic - The company only has three locations (PA,NC and AZ) but the main branch in PA treats the other two sites like unwanted step children. AZ in particular is limited due to the time zone and the limited number of departments there. It seems an incompetent glad hand in PA has a better chance of succeeding then a stud in AZ. - You are surrounded by middle aged people who have either flew too close to the sun and are now shell shocked into mediocrity or carnie folk who are self actualized being a cube zombie. These same people try to convert you into a complacent drone by telling you, "Well, at least you have a job" and "You are so lucky you found Vanguard at a young age."