Cons: short breaks, 10-15+ shifts, 30 minute lunches regardless, poor work environment, extremely loud for a call center, no personal space, shared work spaces
The work environment was filthy, dusty to the point that it continually was messing with someone's well-being. One summer the air went out. There are 25 computers and bodies stuffed in a small workplace, literall shoulder to shoulder. At times the temperature reached close to 100. Management took several weeks to even bring fans in for each row of dispatchers
– more... and eventually breought in portable air conditioners. Pipes running freom the back of the air conditioners ran along the hallways and down the back steps which is the only entrance and exit point employees are allowed to use. Management, there were 3 or 4 different supervisors, all had different rules for different people. No one was ever praised. We were always repromanded and sometimes for silly things. There was one toilet for the women and one toilet for the men. There were over 40 employees. There was no break room/lunch room. They removed the microwave from the upstairs kitchen because someone on corporate side complained that someone's lunch stank when they heated it. They placed the microwave in the downstairs warehouse. – less