Pros
(mostly) very good managers who are approachable and give constructive advice, good benefits - BUPA, pension etc and pay is decent for the role
Cons
repetitive tasks. unsociable working hours. for a business that preaches about mental wellbeing, micromanagement is an issue here - employees are monitored all day everyday (calls listened to and can get pulled up for missing out minor bits of scripting for example and the meagre break allowance - less than 1 hour for a 9 hour shift - must be logged by employees), a minority of the coaches are extremely unpleasant and on a power trip. 99% of feedback received is about what you've done wrong rather than what you've done well which can be detrimental to wellbeing which could worsen their performance. expected to come in around 30 mins before starting a shift to load up the antiquated systems (which you don't get paid extra for)