Pros
- Fully Remote - Everyone (at least in my experience) is very supportive of each other and pleasant to work with - Decent benefits - No weekend work - Paid weekly - Provide equipment - Made some really great friends despite being fully remote - Fully paid holiday lunch at a nice restaurant every December. - Volunteer opportunities
Cons
- Pay could be a little better - Training can be improved - Sometimes getting the support you need to help a customer during a call can be inefficient - Constant updates/changes to products and processes - Although it is fully remote, you can sometimes risk getting stuck on a call well past the end of your shift or start of your breaks if you do customer support work. Not so great when you have something scheduled after your shift and you need to make sure you leave on time. You are mostly tied to an inbound que so even though you're at home, you're pretty much made to feel chained to your desk. Especially on high call volume days (typical call center work)