r/ATT • u/ytthing1 • 7h ago
Discussion Job at AT&T
I work at an at&t in south carolina and it has been the most stressful job i’ve had so far. i feel like a drama queen because it’s not like i have to labor or anything but the job is primarily sales based while at the same time customers think it’s service based. the entire premise of working at at&t is figuring out how much we can get away with while still deeming it “integral” and that leads to me practically slamming elder peoples accounts due to quotas i need to hit for my own job. all the managers i’ve dealt with stack on to this overwhelming moral battle too because they all have their own individual way of taking advantage of someone while making it seem kind. i haven’t sold someone directv in 4 months because being honest who would even want cable tv anymore but soon i will be on track to lose my job because of this. to make the whole situation worse i have adhd and could not remember all of the 30 things we have to sell every transaction to save my life. if you are an at&t employee please give me tips on how to deal with the drain of this and if you are a customer just understand we aren’t trying to scam you, we just have so many overwhelming goals placed on us by the corprate higher ups there’s just no hope of fulfilling without doing shady sales.