Concentrix reviews

Training is horrendous - stop spending a weeks doing random group projects that teach literally nothing. I luckily often had groups who felt the same way and we would never do the assigned tasks and do our self-guided teachings. This isnt grade 6 anymore; if we passed the interview stage you should have already judged our ability to work in a team and communication skills. Some projects are super strict in hours with zero OT or even as little as 30hrs/week and others are basically full-time OT seasonally. (think tax season) If you accept seasonal positions there are no benefits and if you jump around from project to project you may never have benefits.

I was hired as a full time Customer Service Representative. During the hiring orientation we were told that we were hired for a certain project but not to worry since they had plenty of work once that project was done. I purchased a new computer, phone, headphones etc to do my new job. I also had a landline installed. Once training was started they started back pedaling. Then it was we might have work and if you do a good job you will be kept on. I was told to sign off a couple of hours before my last scheduled shift and have not heard from them since. I have tried contacting other employees in management and recruiting as to what was going on and no response was received. If you have all the equipment required and don't mind a temporary job go ahead. If you expect anything else you will end up feeling used.