Tycon has its pros and cons - Customer Service Representative (CSR) Tycon Medical Employee Review

*A wealth of professional and life experience all around you *All levels of management make you feel important/valued including upper levels with VP, Pres & CEO *Open to listening to and developing new ideas *Great work hours that are family friendly *No Saturdays, No Sundays *Major holidays office is closed AND you still get paid *If office closes for any reason you still get paid in most cases *PTO time starts after 90 days and you don't have to wait a year to take it *All the tools, office supplies, office equipment you need in order to be successful *S-U-P-P-O-R-T *Great chemistry of the office *Everyone helps pick one another up when they notice someone is having a tough day *Way too many to list....

I can sincerely say that I don't have any to list. My experience is that most people find cons based off any number of excuses but most center around one simple fact : They are not hungry and do not come to work to W-O-R-K

Helping sick people gives me joy

Tycon rarely fires anybody, revolving door of employees with huge turnover, some physical risks for what should be a low risk area, terrible pay, unethical behavior by executives, employees who don't care