CenturyLink Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Good company, great pay, but to many reorganizations. Job turn over to high, losing skilled 20+ year employees."

"CenturyLink is a strong company with good footing to survive in a highly competitive market. The company has a good benefits package."

"My experience with CenturyLink turned out to be less than satisfactory."

"It is a good company to work with ,when you have pleasant work environment and challenging assignments. Ever since I started working from 2011 as contractor, it had many challenges to me."

"I think it was a company that could be great."

What do you like about working at CenturyLink?

"The people I worked with were fun and positive. hours"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Do not interview if you are an ethical person, this company has a fine line for that."

What don't you like about working at CenturyLink?

"The company causing stress on their employees when it is not clearly needed."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"To do more continued training as things change. Improve on micromanaging."

"The pay is really good and the people are very enjoyable to work with. The quality of the tools, namely computer workstation, is very poor. Coming from an IT environment I am very shocked at the lack of testing and support from the internal IT environment."

"Centurylink is a good company to work for."

"Great company, no room for growth."

"I am working for CenturyLink as a Sr. Software Development Manager for the past 4 years. CenturyLink, Inc. is a global technology company headquartered in Monroe, Louisiana that offers communications, network services, security, cloud solutions, voice, and managed services. CenturyLink's is a good company for work and has very good Unifying Principles – Fairness, Honesty, and Integrity, Commitment to Excellence, Positive Attitude, Respect, Faith and Perseverance. It has challenges as every company does but nothing is perfect and we as managers work through those challenges and make things work!"

"Overall good company, except for the cancer, IN MY OPINION, which is many of the clique-ish K.C. folks. Lots of backstabbing, office politics, and general dishonesty I have come to expect from such a white-livered crowd of self-entitled urbanites. Maybe that's a Kansas thing and, I don't know, and perhaps typical of much of corporate America. However, I'm young, just out of college, and have a lot to learn. I just came in expecting friendly coworkers and lots of them seem so two-faced. Is it that way, everywhere? However, overall, the company is sound and pretty well-run, thanks to competent, honest, leadership in Monroe. Pay is fair, benefits are decent, and for telecom, I hear one could do a lot worse. I guess you got to take the good with the bad with any company. However, I wish management would address and rein in some of the negative atmosphere up in K.C."

"so far from what i have experienced with centurylink, is that they really do take pride in serving their customer base."

"Show up to work on time and do your job and you will be just fine."

"CenturyLink is a big company with a lot of moving parts. Like most large companies their biggest challenge is integrating products, services and processes with the number of companies they have acquired. The learning curve is steep and success requires determination an perseverance. I averaged 140% of goal over my tenure, and the work can be very rewarding. My title and account module has changed frequently and reorganizations have found me with 5 different managers in 6 years, and in the most recent changes, my job functions were moved to Phoenix and Seattle, and my position eliminated. It is a hard and sometimes harsh business. Being a publicly traded company, there is often conflict between what is right for shareholders, employees and clients."

"Worked for CenturyLink for 20 years."