Bask Reviews

Difficult customers (the demographic customer base is those that are technology challenged, and you're to coach these customers to use this technology, which can be very frustrating for both parties.) Little to no room for advancement. They don't pay well, and I never received a raise after working for them for over two years. Layoffs a week before Christmas. Constant change, with little to no communication of why, and leadership that has no set direction. It felt like a lot of movement that never really went anywhere.

They laid off almost 50% of their employee base without prior notice. There was no specific reason other than, " We can no longer justify your position." The executive management team doesn't seem like they know which way is up. They hire unqualified managers or should I say, they promote unqualified managers. Why? Because there's noway someone that is qualified will accept what Bask pays. The culture is dying. There's almost like a heavy fog of dread and misery that flows in that office. Bask is also hiring to replace those that they laid off a few months back, but the pay is not competitive. You could make more working in fast food than you do working at Bask. The employees are underpaid, unappreciated, and oppressed.