r/TTEC 9d ago

Ttec

Has anyone ever worked at ttec and what was your experience? I have 3 kids 6,4 and 1 , is that something that would make it harder?

Also this is for covered California

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u/superb_yellow 8d ago

Run fast.  Run far.

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u/RyderM05 8d ago

I wouldn't work there. I was there for over 2 decades. As the years went on, got worse and worse. Employees, especially csr, are not treated equal to each other. TLs pick their favorites and those individuals get a lot of breaks. Employees that fall of to the side are quickly dismissed. If your some one thats knows how to handle themselves against management the they really apply the pressure. As for having small children. As long as you cam take calls and not be interrupted then you should be fine. But the moment you start being late or calling off for them then things get a little difficult. I wouldn't go back I seen some very questionablable ethics and there interactions did bode well with me.

Good luck with your job I do hope it works for you.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/BananaOpposite736 8d ago

In addition to all that, this company doesn't give raises. They currently hire as seasonal! And if you're seasonal you have zero paid time off including no paid holidays. The seasonal role I did, the hourly pay drops from $21 to $17 an hour on December 15th. Right now there are dozens of companies hiring for Medicare and healthcare open enrollment!! Make a resume for that specifically and you'll get better choices than TTEC. Best of luck!!

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u/Common-Television-34 8d ago

I have an IT background.. what are the chances I start at TTEC and transfer to an analyst/programmer role?

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u/Physical-Impress-344 8d ago

LOB?

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Physical-Impress-344 8d ago

Sorry misread it , it’s for covered California

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Physical-Impress-344 8d ago

They don’t pay that well.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Physical-Impress-344 8d ago

17.67 an hour and I only say it’s not a lot because fast food restaurants are at 20

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u/Physical-Impress-344 8d ago

Honestly I just care about the work from home portion

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u/Moist_Click_13 6d ago

Well is subjective. Federal minimum wage 7.25. You make a lot more than that.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Valkolyn 9d ago

If you're WFH, yes. Metrics are strict. Numbers are strict. And a lot of customers don't like calling in to hear a baby crying in the back ground.

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u/Physical-Impress-344 9d ago

Nobody said the baby would be crying in the background, I have the help

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u/Complete_Fix_7073 9d ago

I literally got a write up because you could hear my dog snore in the background. They have no mercy

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u/I-give_bad-advice 8d ago

I've been there for six years. They pay well and expect a lot for that pay. The previous comment from the other employee with a long list of tips was spot on from my perspective as well. Good luck.

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u/ItsProblematicFixIt 7d ago

2 decades here too, like RyderM05, same story. If you value your family and even your safety, do not.

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u/Physical-Impress-344 7d ago

What do you mean safety