Profinity Reviews

Pros

nice people and good environment

Cons

boring job honestly but still ok

Pros

Great flexibility, work from home

Cons

low pay, no benefits, poor management

Pros

They reward you for hard work. I really like that. They see that you are doing a good job and they tell you (and pay you). Which is good for me.

Cons

Not really a place if you aren't up to the task. Not really for 9 to 5ers. If you want a 1.5 hour lunch break and 2 mandatory coffee breaks each day you should probably keep on looking.

Pros

None to speak of except that they start you rather quickly once you are 'hired' and that there were no payroll issues.

Cons

Poor structure, poor management, unprofessional. Prepare to be yelled at a dozen times a day by those you call. Not a good experience.

Pros

I love the flexibility to work wherever I have internet and my laptop.

Cons

Having good time management skills is essential.

Pros

It'a ok for work from home

Cons

Not that many hours to work

Pros

Job flexibility and paid on time

Cons

none except the company closed

Pros

Profinity isn't for everyone, but I love it here. There are pros and cons, as there are at any job. It's very fast-paced, and I have been given as much responsibility as I think I can handle. By and large, the people I work with are friendly and willing to help, as long as what I need help with isn't the first thing to pop up on a Google search for the problem I'm having.

Cons

My supervisors are not forgiving of asking stupid questions, so it can be harsh at times. Everyone is so busy trying to get their own job done that it leaves little time for nurturing or ego-stroking. Working from home makes it hard to be social and make friends, but we are not here to make friends. The work-from-home environment can be trying at times, especially when it comes to feedback and the missing context queues of body language, so it rubs people the wrong way.