Call Center - Associate Third Bridge Employee Review

1.0
23 Feb 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

decent base pay, two days WFH, benefits

Cons

my last review was removed per Glassdoor guidelines so I will try to keep this one more informative. Third Bridge's recruitment team directly misled me in terms of daily job duties. LinkedIn was not mentioned once, neither cold calling, nor harassing potential candidates with emails and calls. The job is designed to push you until burnout, and they (your teams leadership) will feed the associates that they like and feel are the "poster" children for the company. As your progress slows, you'll be given less and less relevant leads for any given project. Avoid this job at all costs, it is a call center role through and through.

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Third Bridge Response
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Thanks for taking the time to write a review and give us some feedback. We considered your feedback and other comments that echoed those sentiments and reviewed our interviewing process. Our interview process is much more hands-on now -- you not only talk through what a typical day looks like, but you try your hand at the processes and tools you would use in your role. We've also developed a very clear outline of typical potential career paths and promotion milestones (though we encourage you to explore the business and architect your own future!) which is supported by career conversations with your manager regularly. We're always open to conversations about how we can improve our employee experience, even starting before your first day, so if you're open to sharing your thoughts, you can reach us at team@thirdbridge.com.

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