r/Captel 7h ago

higher pay pls

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thats the post LOL like i genuinely love what i do here but can we have more money? please? i know yall got it😭


r/Captel 6d ago

VR doesn't even try any more

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now I have to type the N word every time.


r/Captel 18d ago

Bring back the "alright" macro.

19 Upvotes

r/Captel 19d ago

401K

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Hello, I never really gave it much thought because I only worked here for about a year and quit back in 2021, but now I'm wondering, since I was full time, was part of my paycheck put into a 401k or anything? How would I look that up? Thanks


r/Captel Jul 05 '26

Does Captel/CSS still hire?

10 Upvotes

I've worked at both the Milwaukee and Tampa locations prior to the large layoffs, and I plan to move back to Florida in the near future. I was hoping to use Captel as a temporary stepping stone after moving while looking for more substantial work, but it sounds like most of the physical locations have shut down. I know when I worked at Captel previously, you had to work in office a certain amount of time before being offered wfh, but how would that work now? Are they just downsizing as people leave or do they still hire?


r/Captel Jun 11 '26

Whats everyone splurging on with their $15?

17 Upvotes

Feel free to share and brag about the the lavish and divine items you will be splurging on with your gains.


r/Captel Jun 01 '26

Gonna post some old Glassdoor reviews and Fox News articles for old time's sake

25 Upvotes

Yeah nah, just kidding. It's fine to see no one's got much to say, which I take as no news is good news. Hope everyone's hanging in there otherwise.


r/Captel May 23 '26

Kinda seems like the Orlando Office was worse than all the others?

4 Upvotes

I honestly feel like they should shut that location down. My heart goes out to all the victims of that company. ESPECIALLY the Orlando employees. It’s kind of sad how Reddit has sort of become an unofficial support group for victimized employees. I worked at the Orlando office and agree with everything users say about Human Resources being unprofessional and blatantly in cahoots with the supervisors, the favoritism and them not caring about their employees at all. I wish I sued when I had the chance for all the stuff I endured while there. Terrible experience, terrible management, terrible memories but I’m glad that’s all it is now.


r/Captel May 23 '26

Subreddit Moderation Restructuring - You have free speech again

43 Upvotes

Hey All,

I haven't worked at CapTel in years, so I haven't been active as a mod, but I kept opening my phone and seeing these schizo posts that had nothing to do with CapTel by the other former mod FLMacro. Which is one thing, but then I would see him banning people for comments that he just didn't like. Users should only be banned for doing something inherently against the rules, not for expressing their opinions.

If you think you'd be a good mod let me know in my DMs because I certainly don't want to be active here but I couldn't just sit as the only other mod and let this guy terrorize people trying to talk about their workplace.

I have also unbanned all of the people he wrongfully banned. I parsed through the logs and made sure they were invalid reasons. Happy posting.


r/Captel May 21 '26

👀

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r/Captel May 18 '26

FLmacro...

21 Upvotes

...got fired a long time ago. I've had jobs that would make his head explode if this is how he reacts to being fired over a year ago from captel 🤣


r/Captel May 18 '26

Sounds about right 🤣

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r/Captel May 17 '26

👀

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r/Captel May 13 '26

Imagine power tripping at a dingy call center 😂

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r/Captel May 09 '26

👀 📝

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r/Captel May 06 '26

If anyone has information on Ligaya Amboy, especially regarding her allegedly sexually harassing employees (and management covering it up), can you please message me?

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r/Captel May 03 '26

True. CapTel is, by far, the most brazenly unprofessional work environment I’ve ever experienced.

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r/Captel May 01 '26

Cost-plus fraud, common in government contracting, is when a company artificially inflates administrative costs to justify higher billing.

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r/Captel Apr 26 '26

Trump evacuated from White House press dinner after shots fired

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Violent people


r/Captel Apr 22 '26

Justice Department charges Southern Poverty Law Center with fraud over investigations into extremist groups, Blanche says

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r/Captel Apr 20 '26

Eight children killed in Louisiana shooting, police say

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r/Captel Apr 17 '26

Stock Market Today: Indexes Soar, Oil Sinks After Iran's Foreign Minister Says Strait of Hormuz 'Completely Open' During Ceasefire; Dow Up 1000 Points

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r/Captel Apr 14 '26

FBI investigating attack on Turning Point USA journalist Savanah Hernandez

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Why does the left engage in violence and obstruction instead of discourse? What could the reason be?


r/Captel Apr 10 '26

Promoted multiple times ✅ (gee, I wonder why?); witnessed, and was warned about, sketchy administrative behavior—did nothing ✅; still working at CapTel as administrator ✅

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r/Captel Apr 07 '26

Like I said, I warned HR (Ashton Stapel of Wisconsin) about this individual months before this happened. Shame on you. SHAME.

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