CCI Employer Reviews

To date this is a fulfillment employer (not a temp service, they'll have you know), which means that you will be working for less than the market rate for the job you do after they get their cut.

The contract does not allow for enough time and fluidity to perform quality work.

It is easy to get into CCI and the people are well intentioned, but the – more... contract I'm working on blows and the flow of communication regarding basics like pay and scheduling is non-existent. – less

assisted customers with technical support of Apple products

My typical day would start by helping customer solve there software problems with their iphone, ipad, and ipod. I learned how to be patient and understanding with customers. The management was outstanding. My co-workers were very helpful in my success with this position. We all worked together to help solve sometimes the most complex problems. The hardest – more... part of my job would have to be not able to find a solution for the customer because, it is out of my scope of support. I enjoy working with all levels of people from management to the customer. I am a people person and a helper at heart. – less

Come in and take lead off of the other line leader. See what all needs to be done for the day. Keep machines running and keep production up for the day.

How to run machines, lead others, and drive forklifts.

Management was organized and friendly.

Keeping up with all the work that needed done if the machines started going down.

Coming in and spending – more... the night working with the people that were in there. – less

Cold calling people to complete surveys for different organizations and political groups.

A GROUP OF SKILLED MEN AN WOMEN DOIN A GOOD JOB THE WRIGHT WAY!!!!

I work as needed by the company. They email me when they need help and I have a deadline to complete the work.

Typical day at work was pretty repetitive from day to day. I would get there, clock in, change into my work gear, and head to my work station. I would always do my 30 minute morning machine checks to make sure the machine was clean and ready to be used, otherwise I would restring, clean pulleys, check the solution, or do whatever I needed to do to get – more... the machine ready to go as soon as possible. when the machine was ready I would check and make sure whatever I was running into the machine was loaded properly and fully loaded as well. I would say that I learned the most at Coleman Cable then i did at any other job including: machine upkeep, machine maintenance, time management skills, and AS400 computer data entry. Management at CCI was great. They clearly and professionally explained what you needed to do and would help you you through what needed to be done. My co-workers were also great people to work with and if you you had questions they were more than willing to help you and answer any questions you had about anything. I would say the hardest part of the job was the time management part of it because there was so much to do and not a whole lot of time to get it done. The most enjoyable part of a workday there was the people I was able to work with, they were funny, good tempered, and were there when you needed help. – less

A typical day at this job would consist of answering phone calls and helping customers with there devices. I learned how to trouble shoot devices and fix them. This overall was a great job.

The training program is grueling. Their attendance policy is extremely strict. The biggest problem is their location is not accessible to public transportation and their hours are from 4am to 11pm. The second biggest problem is work schedules. Employees have to bid for schedules every three months. This is not the job for someone who has school age – more... children at home or who is attending school. This is the job for someone who has their own transportation and is willing to work continuously rotating shifts. – less

typical day at work is to come in sweep out all classrooms mop hallways, dust, and clean bathroom

I have great co workers, and the job is great also. I would love to stay with CCI, however, the commute is too far at this time.

It was a good job to pay the bills however no employees were of any value. All were greatly disposable.

I had to hire all local help and it was diffucult to train and work with the people as they were not skilled worker and ended up working about tree hours a day fixing what we had completed everyday.

I learned working in remote areas in Alaska is not easy but enjoyed
the native people and got along excellent with all involved.

I enjoyed learning the – more... culture of the people and working side by side
with the natives but was not easy.
I was the only white man in village – less

the job can be a lot of fun, and very rewarding but management rules with a harsh tongue. little to no opportunity to advance into management.

Open Guest Service Desk, Prepare desk for 10 AM open, selling of Gift Cards, Answer Mall Calls, Work with Housekeeping, Security , Engineering and Mall Management to maintain ultimate guest services.
Recruited/Interviewed Guest Service Reps. Managed 6 Guest Service Reps. Responsible for Employee Reviews, Managed and updated all Guest Service desk Policies – more... and Procedures.
Great Co-Workers respected by all.
Most Difficult part of job: Maintaining high Guest Services during the Christmas Holiday.
Most enjoyable: Having ongoing communication with the public and having a great relationship and managing my Team. – less

our crew cleaned and sanitized our dormitory every morning and monitored cleanliness until shifts end at 3:00 P.M.

The pay is always messed up, and it's majorly unorganized... the heads and lead aren't all on the same accord...

A typical day was under ground in a man hole. i learned that even if the job sounds easy that does not mean that it is. My manager was a good to work for except for when we never knew and details about the job. My co-workers where great even though the didn't want to continue doing the same job.

looking for something better
shifts kind of sucked
would like it closer to home