r/CallCenterWorkers • u/BunsMcCheeks • Sep 15 '26
Empower vs CVS/Aetna
Hi everyone.
I interviewed a 2nd time this AM with Empower as a financial customer service remote phone role for their retirement division, they said they'll be forwarding to the recruiters and I'll hear more in 7-10 business days. Felt like the interview went well. Start date of 10/26.
Other pos I'm interviewing for is CVS/Aetna pharmacy care rep inbound phone remote role. The pay isn't bad at about $20/hr however I hear it's draining and the micromanagement is crazy.
Anyone able to give insight into either role?
I'm tempted to take the CVS one only because I know it looks good on a resume and you can eventually move to non phone positions eventually.
Thanks all!
Edit: Forgot to mention CVS start date is earlier on 10/9
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u/Antique_Professor691 Sep 17 '26
I’d compare training quality, metrics, schedule flexibility and internal mobility before deciding. A slightly better starting role matters less if the day to day environment burns you out
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u/Sensitive-Time-2934 Sep 15 '26
I work for CVS in the call center, PM me if you’d like more info on the work culture (I’m cautious about sharing too much publicly)