Be afraid, be very afraid - Customer Service Position Concentrix Employee Review

1.0
21 Sept 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Work from home Co-Workers are very friendly.

Cons

1. It goes beyond micromanagement you will be monitored in ways you did not think was possible. 2. Systems are so poor, not a day goes by without a lot of problems. 3. Low Pay 4. No bathroom breaks except on official breaks. 5. Expect to be blamed for such things like power cuts in your apartment building. "you really should be living in a much higher-end Apartment complex while we pay you minimum wage." is the sort of response you can expect. 6. You will feel very isolated, You cannot communicate one on one with another employee. You can only communicate through group chat which is heavily monitored, well of course it is!!!!! 7. You cannot disconnect the call when a customer abuses you, in any disgusting fashion. You can pass the call onto someone else though, how fortunate for the person receiving that call!!!! 8. The constant threat of being fired, if your kids are heard in the background of a call you can be fired. Pandemic or not! How is a single Parent supposed to deal with that?

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5.0
5 June 2026
Recommend
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Pros

A lot of great people with tremendous learning opportunities. My program is 24x7 so if willing to work nights and weekends, you can earn a higher rate of pay. Never boring and a lot to learn which works well for me!

Cons

Things can be very fast paced. Some people feel overwhelmed because there is a lot to learn.

2.0
22 June 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Engagement and support for front line teams is great. a lot going on in the sites and within the communities.

Cons

Engagement and support for support and global teams is completely lacking. We talk a lot about culture and we USED TO live it and believe it, but it's becoming less visible at some leader levels. Tenure seems to make you a target vs a valued employee these days. It's unfortunately not the same company it was even 2-3 years ago,

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