TeleTech Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"Good company, with good work environment."

"Narrow-minded, money-grubbing management with an employee-always-expendable attitude."

"GREAT JUMPING OFF POINT - Just know what is best for you."

"I worked at the Springfield, MO Teletech for almost a year and it was the most horrible work experience I've ever had. About halfway through training, I found out I was pregnant, but was promised maternity leave and accommodations for any pregnant issues that may arise. It was all bull. The job itself, a service representative for USAA banking, was made out to be a big deal, and that we were patriotic and supporting our troops, and it ended up being all about sales."

"I've worked for Teletech since 2006. Availability to move up was always available but compensation was always under the market. TeleTech is not an IT company, in essence is just a BPO."

"Short vision leadership in a very potential industry."

"The company management shows a lot of favoritism in who they hire to move up. They provide you with the most basic tools to do your job, which malfunction most of the time. They don't value the employee. They pretend to have great benefits but when you look at the benefits they are bare minimums as well. In fact HR doesn't even know how to take advantage of some of the benefits, like tuition reimbursement."

"its good job but not a career"

What do you like about working at TeleTech?

"FAst paced, dynamic, nice facility, feasibility ( depending on the manager)"

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

"just place yourself as fast paced worker with clear communication skills"

What don't you like about working at TeleTech?

"culture, lack of vision and direction, very less and clear communication"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"more communication and clear direction, care for employees, more benefits"

What do you like about working at TeleTech?

"Laid back Incoming call center"

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

"Know at least baseline computer skills"