“Not a bad start to the working field, or if you're a college student too”

Pros:  “Good 8 week training program. Good culture with people who are respectful and fun. The 8 week long training program had their fun times along with your class mates. Tuition…”

Cons:  “I guess taking calls back to back and get somewhat stressful, and some of the calls are distressed customers who aren't happy about their bills. But as long as you…” – Full Review

“Easy going company with limited growth potential”

Pros:  “Easy going Good benefits Easy to work for”

Cons:  “Limited upward mobility, since the company is contract based Very little in the way of compensation, raises, and bonuses” – Full Review

“It was "ok".”

Pros:  “The benefits are awesome. Newberry understands the importance of family and time off. The work load is not intense. Most of the people there are very nice.”

Cons:  “Several false promises were made during the interview process. On my first day there, the IT director was fired. On my second day, I cleaned out his desk. I was…” – Full Review

“BSA”

Pros:  “Company is growing, decent benefits”

Cons:  “They expect you to work night and day whenever they want you to without notice. Pay is low.” – Full Review

“Easy,fun,great pay.”

Pros:  “Good hours no late night work.Light chore requirements”

Cons:  “Only offers part time positions at this time.” – Full Review

“Not the most honest company...”

Pros:  “Relaxed, young work environment, the line level employees always try to help each other. Occasionally there is some real positive energy and this helps with motivation and…”

Cons:  “Constantly cycling through dead end leads or people who already have been offered the product at one point or another, for one. However the big problem is the…” – Full Review

“it is a good company to work for”

Pros:  “it has flexible work schedule. Senior management has the correct vision. Middle management is OK, depending which area you are. Great social programs.”

Cons:  “the French is basically untouchable so the US is always prepared to cut. Therefore, the New Jersey sites are in danger.” – Full Review