RCI Employer Reviews

RCI was laid back and there was good communication. The work was fairly easy and there was great team work.

RCI was a place that everyone seemed to want to work for. Their employees seem to have been there forever. When I finally got accepted, I could see why no one resigned. Fast paced and busy was a daily thing. I learned quite a bit working at RCI. The hardest part of the job was just being too busy and never really able to relax for a mere second.

This company involved in time shares was interesting to work for. They showed all sorts of sales tactics which many were cutting edge and helpful.

I had an office where I sat and typed comment cards. I enjoyed working with all different kinds of people from around the world. I didn't have set hours and could also work from home. It was a professional workplace where it was organized. There were opportunities for advancement. The only downfall was not knowing if your department was going to cut – more... from budget. – less

Inbound Call Center environment, providing customer service. Team oriented job that requires positive attitude in an exciting, competitive and fun atompshere. Requires flexibility to work evenings and weekends. You are rewarded for your accomplishments. Must be able to sit for long periods of time. Company schedule fun events to relieve stress in this – more... fast-paced job. Management provide sales coach to assist in your success. – less

Good employees, and management, always there for there employees, there is a lot of traveling involved with the job.

great place to start a carrer and gain experiance, had alot of fun and meet alot of good people...

One of the best experiences in my working career. Great pay and excellent benefits. This company definitely knows how to take care of its employee. If it had not been for a sudden illness in my immediate family that forced me to leave the area for about a month, I would've gone back, with no doubt in my mind

Working a call center can be mentally taxing. At RCI, they provide a employee break areas where you can decompress during your down time. The management is helpful and co-workers lend you a hand when you need one.

The hardest part of the job was trying to stay motivated to make the calls from home. Telemarketing can lead to many rejections therefore to persevere and want to continue to make more calls was difficult. However, it helped me learn to push through the tough calls and the friendly calls made up for the rest.

Co-workers were great people, talented, fun, and friendly

Overall,a great place to work because of the culture. I learned a lot about how to interact with people from all over the world, as well as a lot about geography and different cultures from around the world. That was, perhaps, the most enjoyable part of the job. The hardest part was really selling the alternate vacation destinations and their value.

Great place to work ,good people. They always had good work.

VERY GOOD COMPANY TO WORK FOR. I JOINED THIS COMPANY AFTER RETIREMENT FROM THE ARMY.

I learned a lot about relational databases, how to extract, transfer and load (ETL) data from multiple sources into Access databases. I developed important relationships with my co-workers and superiors.I also learned extensive data warehousing and business intelligence skills.

I enjoyed working with this company.Upper management let me have total control over all mechanical equipment.I also had to communicate with the client and inspectors to insure the equipment was set according to API and client specifications.

The hardest part of the job was an apperent lack of cohesian, lack of information from management being expressed to the craftspeople in the field which indicated a lack of concern on the part of upper management. There were several external events that caused a lot of down time for the project not typical of such jobs. This left the workers with a – more... lot of missed time with no further explanantion from mamagement or assurance that these circumstances could be avoided for the remainder of the project. – less

After I retired from the navy, it was my first job. After I was there for 3 years I was at the top I was dismissed from my job to be able to allow the contract to remain.

I am good at my job. I help out my employees who dont understand how to do there job duties.

Level 3 is a technology-based employer with many good devoted employees. Management expects a great deal from its employees who consistantly deliver. Continually learning new technology is a constant challange for many of us, and one of the most exciting aspects of the work environment. Working with numerous in-house support systems is possibly the – more... most challenging part of the job. – less