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“Great place to work!”

Pros:  “The people are great to work with. My boss is fabulous. We have a great team; open communication is encouraged.”

Cons:  “As with any company in today's market I think technology could improve.” – Full Review

“More than Satisfactory”

Pros:  “I work for my career and TeleTech has brought me to a level where I am growing. I put to use my language skills and customer service orientation at work. It was a good…”

Cons:  “There are always people who will be negative. Keep away from the bad influence and decide for yourself. Do your best.” – Full Review

“Well trained and compensated.”

Pros:  “Thorough training, great benefits with onsite medical office, gym and cafeteria. Great pay with gainshare bonuses.”

Cons:  “Micro managed, too politically correct. Have to watch every word you say to anyone! And don't give out Christmas cards....big no no” – Full Review

“Give Closet World a chance!”

Pros:  “Good for self starters who need to supplement their income. In today's market, this can be a life saver. It gives you flexible hours, so if you are running another…”

Cons:  “Somethimes you work very hard for little compensation as this is a commission based business. But when its good, its really good. When its slow, its can be…” – Full Review

“Good for Salesmen”

Pros:  “The pay was very fair. Yearly reviews and raises, sometimes. Starting pay higher than most call centers in all departments. Salesmen treated the best, along with the contract…”

Cons:  “Very numbers focused. If you can't hit your numbers anywhere else, this might not be the place for you. Call quality is huge and will effect your performance…” – Full Review

“Really good place to work”

Pros:  “Strong performers can really excel at Health Net. Pay is average, Benefits very good, Severance is better than industry. They are positioned for strong growth right now so…”

Cons:  “Slow decision making at times, duplication of effort is frustrating as there are competing interests between units. Technology solutions are old.” – Full Review