CSR - Client Service Representative Paychex Employee Review

2.0
Jun 1, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

Co-workers were really nice. Management will walk the floors offering snacks & treats: healthy and not healthy. There were a few fun activities organized that showed employee appreciation.

Cons

Training needs improvement. It is based more on the system; not policies & procedures. When asking for help, management will refer you to your co-workers first before coming to them. Systems are very out dated. Employees are given 65-70 base clients fresh out of training (and that's starting low according to them).

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5.0
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Pros

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1.0
Jun 1, 2026
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Pros

Nothing is good about working here.

Cons

Nobody is ever held accountable. Pay is awful. Benefits were all moved out of state, so all providers in the area are all out of network. Jobs are being moved to India. The list goes on. Sales is the absolute favorite department in the entire company. Nothing sales can do is ever wrong, even when they give false information to clients and then the support team has to deal with the fallback. Don't get me started on Payroll.... the entire department has gone to the wind. I honestly don't know how this company ever did good with payroll services. The #1 complaint i got from every single client I interacted with was they could never get ahold of their Payroll Specialist. The company's response to this was to start making other departments learn payroll duties. This year they moved insurance benefits to a plan out of Arkansas, which made every provider I was already seeing become out of network. I had my first major medical scare of my adulthood and ended up paying a few grand out of pocket because U of R was out of network. Promotions are non existent. They make you apply and interview for any role you want to move into. There is nothing good about working here, and i would advise anyone to stay away from them.

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