114,535 Custom Service Representative Jobs

“Good”

Pros:  “The company really tries to work together as a group and they often hold trainings with people from different parts of the company. They have a pleasant corporate culture and…”

Cons:  “There are not many downsides except that benefits don't start until you have worked at least 6 months even if you work full time.” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “The company really tries to work together as a group and they often hold trainings with people from different parts of the company. They have a pleasant corporate culture and…”

Cons:  “There are not many downsides except that benefits don't start until you have worked at least 6 months even if you work full time.” – Full Review

“Not bad for a part-time job”

Pros:  “Decent hours Bank Holidays are always a plus great co-workers”

Cons:  “not enough co-workers; dual control became an issue” – Full Review

“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

“RAC Acceptance”

Pros:  “Good training, positive environment, decent wage for job.”

Cons:  “Pay for management level when promoted” – Full Review

“Very good company to work for!”

Pros:  “Good work hours and a nice work environment. Management team is very fair and pleasant to work for. Overall solid company to work for.”

Cons:  “Customer Service Representative job is taking phone calls for 8-10 hours a day and this can become very draining. But it comes with the nature of the position.” – Full Review

“To many hours, Not enough help”

Pros:  “I have a great DM who is very hood understanding of lifes issues. There have been times I needed off due to family illness and he has always worked with me. I pretty much…”

Cons:  “I guess it is the same problems you have in all retail situations. Not enough payroll and since I am salary I have to pic up the slack. So that opens the door for…” – Full Review