Annual Raise Delays & Stagnant Pay - Anonymous employee TTEC Employee Review

3.0
13 June 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- Work from home - Job stability - Regularly challenging and interesting fast paced work - Readily embraces and incorporates new technologies (though execution varies) - Low to no micromanagement

Cons

- Fragmented strategy execution across departments - Insular leadership teams resistant to change - Uncompetitive salaries and no corresponding increases for role changes/promotions - Annual pay-review window repeatedly shifts (Feb → Jul → Sep), effectively shrinking each year’s raise - All talk of career growth, little to no concrete development paths or execution

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5.0
11 June 2026
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Pros

Remote work, easy to work with.

Cons

Not much training, only 2 weeks provided and then QAs begin right away.

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TTEC Response
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Thank you for sharing your feedback and for your time with TTEC. We’re glad to hear you enjoyed the flexibility of remote work and had a positive experience with your managers. We also appreciate your comments regarding the training experience and onboarding support. Feedback like yours helps us continue evaluating how we prepare and support employees as they transition into their roles. We appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective and wish you all the best in your future endeavors.
5.0
6 July 2026
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Pros

Remote work Some insurance benefits Reasonable Pay

Cons

- Lack of transparency in regards to pay, benefits, drug tests, etc... - Extremely high pressure work environment - Extensive micromanagement - Poor relationship with clients leading to poor communication between leadership and agents on the production floor - Questionable Treatment of new agents - Very little flexibility in regards to time off, VTO, and PTO - Leadership extremely limited in ability to affect change and improve conditions (Corrective Actions borderline unavoidable if one has health issues) - Tenure takes precedent over performance leading to ethically questionable leadership and poor communication

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