- I was hired to the TL position with the promise of receiving mentoring and guidance, however, the OM was very indifferent. - I was helping launch a new project. The OM did pretty much everything and won't really keep me in the loop. He even took over the hiring process, which pretty much stopped for a few months. Then when my probation ended they said that I wasn't preforming like they expected and wasn't bringing in the results. I then got replaced by freelances that I had been training. Either I was doing a good enough job training them, or I wasn't doing a good job and shouldn't have been replaced by them. This just shows that the OM used me as his scapegoat for his lack of performance. All this to say, the company is nice, but no matter how you dress a call center, it's still a call center. For people that want to work there as freelancers, you get the same experience as other call centers, the only difference is that they can "fire" you at any point cause you are not protected by a contract.