Pros
Business casual work environment Friendly people Good attention to efficiency and security Paid training Occupational perks, depending on the campaign
Cons
Exceptionally low pay in comparison to competition I technically only had this job for two days, so it's not fair for me to judge it. I resigned after the second day because I received a better job offer (a major salary leap from $9/hr to $14.hr). I resigned in person and as soon as I knew I was taking another job. I didn't want to "steal time" or abandon the job through a No Call No Show; I wanted to be as respectful and considerate as possible to leave on good terms. It didn't make sense to me to resign with two weeks notice: I wouldn't be there to preform the job they were training me for. Although my trainer was understanding, the OM was a little passive-aggressive. When I told him/her the company who I was leaving for, he/she told me that he/she knew people who worked there and were no longer working with them, but he/she didn't want to "speak negatively of another company." I still have not found a negative review or rant from a former/current employee for [my current employer], but I have found many negative Sitel reviews.