Alvinos
CYNot trustful agents asking for private information This is the company providing the chat customer service for Ryanair. Ryanair has my name number address and credit card number. This person Kacper A. from Poland who obviously couldn't see my full information on his page, was asking me for my full details and telephone number. Obviously against GDPR EU law and with such information he can create fake profiles and/or other scams. How strange to ask for it if he already had it and how strange for Concentrix to allow such things.
Kristoffer
SENope Some of the nicest and funniest people ive worked with. However the company itself and the managing staff? Big no. Monitor your visits to the toilet, have to have phone in locker which makes it a nightmare if you are expecting calls or if someone tries to reach you for an emergency. 0 flexibility, awfull salary. They only focus on numbers and not their employees. new hires come go like its a brothel. Within 6 months of working there there are most likely only a handfull of people left from when you started. Wouldnt recommend even for the young and naive to work here.
Oleg Andreev
MDA company that imported(so to speak)… A company that imported(so to speak) people from all over Europe to support different languages for Microsoft then in few months fired half of them as redundant. (The period of time before the actual redundancy started, employees were harassed by setting rough or impossible targets then setting on low morale by constant talks about targets in a special room). All of this to motivate people to resign on their own, sort of medieval means, just the torture tools were missing. Can write a book on how you should not run a company. Disgrace.
Sam Mahar
AUSweatshop call-farm being used for… Sweatshop call-farm being used for cheap support by major corporations. Totally toxic, apathetic, and running afoul of local laws. They are so far off the mark of genuine effort I couldnt even give them constructive feedback - that requires a person who cares.
Alex Greensall
GBHSBC/First direct Bad company to work… HSBC/First direct Bad company to work for! training was made to feel very uncomfortable and gave me anxiety due to 12 total assessments and your made to put your scores in a group chat so everyone can see what you got. Referencing/vetting is a joke you speak to 5 or 6 different people in recruitment sending over multiple peace’s of personal information and they ask for more and more want every part of your life for 10 years even when they have given you the job and have started already. Worse company I have ever worked at don’t believe a word that they say in training it’s all for show.