One of the worst jobs I've ever had. - Customer Service Agent DailyPay Employee Review

1.0
17 Mar 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Decent pay for call center work Decent benefits Weekly Pay Work from Home available

Cons

This company is terribly unorganized on the customer service front. The call queues went up to 5 hours so by the time you reached a customer they were already livid. The information you had to find for the customer was terribly organized and supervisors would give you contradictory information that usually lead to you failing QAs and getting written up. Many of the supervisors were belittling and rude. I worked for this company because on the surface they looked great for the reasons mentioned above. But the actual job itself was hell. Almost everyone in my training group has quit by now (including me) and the rest got fired for not meeting requirements that were continuously unclear. This job felt like getting lulled into a false sense of security and then slapped in the face. Everyone I know who worked in the department was miserable.

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DailyPay Response
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Thank you for taking the time to provide us with this feedback, which does not reflect the culture we are trying to build. At DailyPay, we hold anonymous employee engagement surveys to gain insight into our culture and ways of working on a consistent basis. We strive to create a best in class experience for each colleague, and would appreciate it if you would please reach out to our Business Partners at peopleops@dailypay.com with any insights you’d want to share.

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Cons

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