Fuhu Reviews

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The company's innovation and speed to market has always been its greatest core competency, but the obstacles have been operations in terms of inventory management.

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draconian work environment and lack of innovation

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You had to work holidays. Frequent meetings to remind you that you were a subordinate.

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long hours and last minute changes.

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not one care what you do

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Everything that you could ever not want in a job:
-Mismanagement
-Taking advantage of employees by fear
-Scaring employees into working holidays
-No growth
-No life

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This company was at first a wonderful place to work. I absolutely loved my direct bosses and coworkers. I quickly was promoted from CS Agent to Senior Team Lead with three other TLs under me. We had the center running like a well oiled machine. After about six months they brought back the manager that had first ran the call center to the ground. It was a joke the way he treated people and thought things should run. The president was an arrogant/Dictator, Robb Fuji, also. He had his entourage of yes men following him around constantly. He changed everything for the worst. One thing I remember was that you could never leave when your shift was done even if your work was done. I would be expected to open at 6am and then stay till 10 or 11 for a meeting. The idea was to humiliate others and scare people for their jobs if you had anything to say back. The old manager was verbally abusive and just has the worst attitude. The presidents idea of how a call center should run is chaos and people running around like chickens with their heads cut off. Oh I could go on but no need they went bankrupt and closed down all offices. It's sad for those that lost their job to this dictator and his minions. Thankfully I had found myself a new and NORMAL place to work before that happened. If you see this president or CEO running another company. RUN... RUN FAR FAR AWAY... Check out their article on Inc. 500 it says it perfectly

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$2.00 raise from $13-$15 in 8 months. The company tried very hard to tell us that we are not a call center, and overcompensated by ridiculous group exercises, hands-on meetings where everyone is forced to clap, yell, and smile all the time. Overbearing fake enthusiasm filled the cubicle air because our job title, after all, was called being a "happiness ambassador"

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No time to use the onsite gym as call center employee except for lunch as it closed early/opened late. A lot of politics. Didn't seem like higher ups cared.

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- dictatorship
- upper management like to micromanage (even in departments they had no experience with)
- unflexible hours
- "unlimited" vacation but with almost no opportunity to actually exercise them