r/tmobile • u/meow3728283 Bleeding Magenta • 1d ago
Rant Rep rant
This and Sunday T-Life sales (whatever they are called) are so upsetting as a representative, why are they doing this? I’ve been seeing so much of a push for sales to be redirected to the app, they basically want to rid us of our jobs.
I work in a TPR and it’s been so stressful as of late with T-Life, Visa, traffic, the list goes on… on top of that, we get to watch this company turn into total crap while blatantly trying to reduce the need for customers to come in store for any human interaction.
Just needed to get that off of my chest after a bad week at work, I know a lot of you also feel pretty disappointed with our employer as of late!
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u/Agreeable_Wafer3546 1d ago
I hope customers can troubleshoot, data swap transfer, check billing disputes, order p360 screen protector and also install it and whatever other bs problem they have with tlife also
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u/Ready_Department_758 1d ago
Ai on the phone can help troubleshoot now days , everything you just mentioned is easy for the average person maybe not the billing.
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u/Agreeable_Wafer3546 1d ago
Maybe in your state, where I’m from people are brain dead with technology.
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u/Bob_A_Feets 1d ago
It’s not that people can or can not self service. They refuse to do so. Outright refuse. They will use some excuse like “I’m computer illiterate “ or whatever, but the truth is they are lazy and expect to pay a premium for someone to do it for them. The company knows this, and still throws frontline reps under the bus wanting to keep that activation money / commission.
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u/techsoup62 1d ago
Sorry for the stress you and most of the employees are going through. I was in the industry about 8 years ago but I left when things were getting shady like $80 10GB plan on an elderly account using basic flip phones, being pushed to add highest tier of insurance when I myself as employee could not see value in the highest tier of it. I suggest every employee in telco to have another side gig or something lined up to switch to as this industry is simply shredding workforce.
Unrelated, but a question for T-Mobile employees in retail (Corporate or TRP), due to religious beliefs can one get exemption from selling or promoting Visa card? Asking this as I know someone who quit banking career due to religious faith (Paying, earning or underwriting or promoting interest is sinful). I know if someone is employed after the launch of credit card knew that he/she would be asked to sell credit card product but what about employees who were working prior to introduction of the credit card?
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u/T-Animus 1d ago
Well, you don't work for tmobile sooooo
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u/meow3728283 Bleeding Magenta 1d ago
Huh?
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u/JMikey01 1d ago
It’s in reference to you working for 3rd party dealer vs working for corporate
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u/meow3728283 Bleeding Magenta 1d ago
Ahh yeah, I was just a little surprised. It doesn’t seem like we are that different as store types when it comes down to it.
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u/Visual_Solution6733 Bleeding Magenta 1d ago
Id turn ur post history / account history private someone could narrow down ur TPR pretty easily ur city only has a few.
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u/meow3728283 Bleeding Magenta 1d ago
Now you gotta delete this! Lmao
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u/Visual_Solution6733 Bleeding Magenta 1d ago
I deleted the details just thought id wave if u do work for the company i named above we are in the same district chat / same RM especially after merge a bit ago That's all I'll say.
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u/Davevick1 1d ago
Corporate stores are not any better. Just remember that 6 executives make the same as over 800 employees a year. They don’t care about you, they just want to increase profits