Teletech is a great company to work for, and I enjoyed it. The downloading of software can be frustrating, but if you get past the requirements then you will be just fine.
That its a bad idea... They ARE NOT family oriented all they care about is money and they don't care bout the employees they say oh u can move up fast in this company... Yeah right a total lie I was there for 3 years and I was wanting to move from unloading for 2 years. I did everything they told me to do but they didn't let me move still because it's hard to get people to stay in the back unloading the trucks.. That's what they said .. The only reason why I got moved was because I wasn't getting along with one if the workers back there. And the manager still didn't want me to move.. So my advise to whoever is looking to get a job at Wal-Mart in millersburg Ohio is DON'T!!!!! There are better jobs out there who will treat you way better!!!!
Don't work for Walgreens. They have idiotic policies, they treat mental health issues like excuses, they will make you work while sick, and they don't pay that great.
Good company to work for you gets skilled and different on Department all through also you up your customer communication skills cash accounting customer service office.
Cleaning the slim off the kitchen floor. I got fired for going the extra mile
It's a really great place to work. I worked there nearly a year. I left because they switched my OU to something I loved doing to something I disliked very strongly. I understand that they want employees to venture into different things and they're big on changing things up but I didn't understand why they'd want to move someone that was good at their job and put someone that didn't know anything about it in their place.
As a cashier/sales/ customer service associate my job requires me to stand and walk around the store throughout my whole shift. I gained a little weight in between jobs and my feet have been killing me ever since I started working again. I’ve tried wearing anything comfortable I could manage to get away with wearing at work shy of walking around barefoot and nothing has helped relieve the pain. I’m dedicating big portion of my next check to finding a solution. Any good shoe or insole suggestions for a female retail worker? Thanks.
I was hired at Kohl’s as a FT Customer Service Associate but after two months working I’ve been suffering from intolerable knee and back pain everyday. I often find myself sneaking into the fitting rooms just to sit for a few minutes to relieve the pain. Unfortunately, the problem is that I’m obese and my body can’t take 8 hours on my feet. I started a diet plan with my Dr but it’s going to take some time before I’m at a good weight to be on my feet all day. I’ve been feeling depressed often because I can’t afford to be out of work again but I don’t know how to approach the store manager about this problem. It’s so embarrassing. I don’t know what to do.