made unauthorized deductions - Customer Service Representative The Virtual Call Centre Network Employee Review

Flexible Schedule Flexible Training Times You work for yourself even if you are contracted Wonderful leadership

Hours are hard to get later in the day Some hours are hard to get in general You really have to watch the system you schedule with

Flexibility Choose Your Own Hours Work From Home Before doing this I've worked in call centres for around 5 years and this is pretty much along the lines of what I've done in all my previous call centre jobs. The good thing about this is that you can fit it around school run, doctors appointments etc.

Pay For Your Own Training £30 + Equipment Get's a bit monotonous Low hourly rate The biggest downside is that you don't get paid for training. When you first get started it's really daunting but when you get to know how everything works it's gets very repetitive as you are literally having the same conversations over and over again. The basic rate is £8.30 per hour which is pretty low. You can earn additional bonuses for performance but even then you are only looking at a max of £9 per hour.