XM Radio Employer Reviews

I spent the beginning 8 years with XM Satellite Radio and found it to be a thrilling and very productive work environment based on trust and imagination. Building a channel from total scratch was the most demanding yet special moments in which I was cherish for the rest of my life. All one needs to remember is that the creative juices needed to perform – more...  at a 150% level at all times. The hardest part of the job was to remember all the co-workers names that were many and was always treated with respect. The company gave me the chance to create a channel that was far and away the "World's Most Interesting Music" as inviting the most amazing artists for the most discriminating fans (listeners). The chance to continue building after a merger of our competitor would have been a rising moment in the radio life of what Sirius XM would turn out to become. A great media outlet! – less

I learned a some phone and sales skills. The management told us what are goals were for the week and then stayed out of the way, but it also was very difficult to get management to help when the workers had a question or problem.

I started with XM RADIO in 2001 doing freelance voice work. In 2004 I became a full-time Traffic Reporter until 2009.

I worked for XM Radio through a company called Sitel. The problem with Sitel is that they are not interested in satisfying the customer's demands, but are rather more interested in making sure their numbers look good for XM Radio. I believe this caused a conflict between customer satisfaction and job performance.