Bread Financial Employee Reviews about "supervise"

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Return to all Reviews- 1.0Mar 4, 2022Customer Care RepresentativeFormer Employee, more than 5 yearsColumbus, OH
Pros
Pay and overtime is competitive
Cons
No info given when things change bad communication between supervisor everyone is only out for number 1 they will not back you no matter what No room for advancement unless you suck up to every supervisor and i mean suck up you have to be buddy buddy with them
1Bread Financial Response2y
Frequent and transparent communication is critical and we communicate very often to keep our associates informed. We have a site called "InView" to give quick access to resources associates need -- We share survey results and action plans -- We hold global update calls with senior leadership that associates are encouraged to attend (or listen to later) -- we have 24-7 support services available -- and we even have a weekly email called "In the Know" which is like a digital newsletter to keep associates informed on topics they care most about, when they have the time to read.
- 1.0Dec 14, 2014CollectionsFormer EmployeeHayden, ID
Pros
Good money , vacation and medical benefits.
Cons
The management is false in stating the culture is different. If they need to make an example of someone they do so without following the same rules and practices for all employees. They say if you are on a written warning you get nothing bonus yet some still do. There is no accountability for the company when it comes to lack of training when firing someone for something the individual honestly thought they were doing right. Supervisors do not provide the support to their employees for on going training and support as they are supposed to. At this center one is just a number the company lies to make you think otherwise.
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