What is a typical working day like at Ipsos?

Day shift and good workload

as of now no any cons

Range of different shift times to choose from and you have full flexibility in how many hours you work Very straightforward job with decent pay Ideal as casual work A lot of the projects are quite interesting and important work

Can be quite repetitive and you get quite a bit of abuse from the general public who are not happy about you calling so it would be difficult to do this job full-time - the main reason why a lot of people quit after a while Supervisors micro-manage to ensure you're always being productive which can be draining

Flexablity of working hours available

No guarantee of shift availability

1. Gain Marketing knowledge 2. Gain Business knowledge 3. Co friendly colleagues 4. Good managers 5. Food expense in late night work 6. Travel after late night work

1. Ample pressure most of the time. 2. Less Work life balance if cannot manage.

Senior help you to understand everything you need to know. Lot's of people will help you too.

If you're not able to works overtime, it will hard for you because lots of clients have differences time zone with you. So you will works at night and morning

People are good to work

Night work ..over work is there

Nil not the way it is run

Don't pay your correct wages No training Management flaws Unrealistic expectations ie making you allow strangers to your home to collect stock late at night early in morning Lack of ethics

1. Gain Marketing knowledge 2. Gain Business knowledge 3. Co friendly colleagues 4. Good managers 5. Food expense in late night work 6. Travel after late night work

1. Ample pressure most of the time. 2. Less Work life balance if cannot manage.

you get to work from home

Paid minimum wage but not paid for the time it takes to log on which is lengthy. If there are any tech issues you have pay taken in 15 min instalments - 4 minutes of issues = 15 mins taken If you are sick or in hospital, 'late cancelations' still mean you are penalised and offered less shifts the following weeks. No sick pay Making cold calls where people will swear at you. Making cold calls up to 9pm at night. Set breaks, if you need a toilet break outside this - pay will be deducted. Unrealistic targets. Only offered evening and weekend shifts - then no shifts at all despite being told in training there would always be shifts available. Instead given a presentation about claiming benefits and told to join a Facebook group where there might be 'door knocking opportunities' Have to use your own laptop, headphones, internet.

People here are mostly welcoming and open to guide you. Flexible on working hours also but some managers can be very b*tchy. Good place to work if you are starting your career in market research.

Heavy workload at times. Might have to work at night. Increment is veryy low. Also work can get very repetitive.