It's ok - Call Center Representative Ascensus Employee Review

3.0
Oct 23, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

PTO is given up front. You do not have to wait to accrue 8 hours of pto like some call centers give you. However, do not base your pto hours off Webstation which is the software the Call Center uses for you to check availability and submit pto requests. They go off the total hours you have in Workday. The two systems do not sync with each other which gives misleading hours. This job pays ok. I do like the fact they do not micromanage you unless you NEVER show any type of improvement. I love the fact you get weekends off. Also, the customers are okay especially if you seem to know what you're doing. You may have a few who give you a hard time out of like 50 of those who call. But, it is a call center. So, that's bound to happen.

Cons

*Webstation vs workday pto hours *Some of the leaders can come off rude

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5.0
Jul 1, 2026
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Pros

I just started with Ascensus 1 month ago and have been in training for 4 weeks. It has been a great experience so far. The people are great! They really do follow Ascensus's Core Values of People Matter, Quality First and Integrity Always. They do a great job in creating Team Comradery when most of the company is working remotely. The training really helps prepare you for your job and sets you up for success and the Trainers are awesome!

Cons

No cons to report so far.

1.0
Jul 1, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Generous PTO if you lasted five or more years.

Cons

Everything else. Poor management, plays favorites, rewards people who play the game and then expect people passed-over for promotions to train their new bosses. Artificially inflate metric standards so it is impossible to get a max raise because it is physically impossible to meet the goals (partly company-wide so not even possible to control with personal hard work).

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