- Transparency. What they call transparency is really the leadership asking you questions under the guise of caring about your experience at their company, so they can afterwards use whatever you say against you.
- They say they value input. Nope. They don't. They value praise, gratitude, and pretending like everything is great.
- This I suppose applies to all customer service jobs: In customer service you talk to the people for who are having an issue getting their insurance up and running. The reason there is an issue can range from: the team at SI who were supposed to the paperwork are too backed up and understaffed with work, the papers weren't filed properly by the client, the insurance they picked is also backed up with their submissions. Either way, as a Customer Service rep, everyone is mad at you, and you're the only one who can't do much about it.
- The company hadn't figured out training their new people at that point. There was one person showing you what to do, but then constantly saying then you click here, and here, and here, but your screen will look different, because you don't have access to any of this.