Really good people - CRO UpClick Employee Review

1.) Free Bagels 2.) Flexible Hours Overall people are nice and easygoing

1.) Questionable Business Plan: Upclick's primary payment processing structure is frowned upon by Visa and Mastercard, who are kind of two major players in the payment processing industry. Keep in mind that the payment processing industry is fairly new and rapidly growing (therefore regulation is slow to develop) While I would never go so far as to say what they do is illegal, I will say that they can easily take advantage of this "gray area." 2.) Negative Reputation: There have been a few negative articles written about the CEOs and their involvement in the music sharing business (think of the days of Kazaa and Napster), the porn industry, etc. Granted, I've been told it was written by an ex-partner driven by revenge. However, the fact that someone would go out of their way to write this is already a bad reflection of the company (search Upclick paymentbandits.blogspot) 3.) Call center: While not everyone has to deal with the call center, it is a substantial part of Upclick's revenue. I personally just don't like the tech-support/call center industry and find it a place where a lot of agents can swindle/con naive customers. 3.) Lack of structure: Meetings tend to run late/delayed before they even start or even start at 5 right before you need to leave. 4.) Emphasis on generating profits over reputation/success

Upclick is a family business that employs over 200 employees from a plethora of backgrounds. The company has a positive, empathetic and relaxed atmosphere where employees can grow and learn about the business in different departments (or transfer from one to another). As a mother of a young child I know that if my child is sick they will be comprehensive if I must stay home. The company culture values family and the well-being of their staff, and a social comittee makes sure that everyone is happy, motivated and challenged. A catering service with organic lunch menus is also offered. Overall, the company focuses on its people and how to grow organically while exploring everyone's strengths and assets.

We get free bagels 3 days a week so weight gain is the only con.