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Arise services Sprint clients as a 3rd party work at home opportunity. I do NOT recommend wasting your time pursuing this job. Not only do you have to PAY to be trained - but you pay out of pocket for any startup costs - whether its to incorporate yourself or to pay for any upgrades to your computer system and you are NOT compensated for this in any way. 
Once trained you are then put in a virtual environment where there is very little support and almost NO communication or coaching from management. 
Any and all technical issues - even ones that are not associated with your set up are also not compensated AND affect your committment adherence by missing shifts due to technical issues. 
On a daily basis the VPN environment would suddenly lose connection causing a reboot time of at least 10 to 20 minutes - over the course of a month - this adds up to a considerable amount of money lost on pay and arise takes NO responsibility for it.
Be careful when reading your SOW (statement of work) as they can terminate you for pretty much anything without warning. 
as a Canadian - i am appalled at the rate of pay. I have seen welfare checks providing more of an income. 

In the end, there are far better opportunities out there. I suggest you look into those before choosing this ridiculous company and their hunger to take your money.

Working as a STAT driver was awesome , Every day was an opportunity to go somewhere new . Delivering every product you could think of I got to see first hand things like , submarine parts being built , a Kevlar being weaved , and mining machines manufactured .  I met fascinating people in hospitals and universities  
while shipping their samples , specimen , and medications .  There were many opportunities to learn about the future of our cities , while couriering plans between engineering firms and City Hall offices.
Delivering flowers and gifts always made me feel good , extending "best wishes" Sprint Couriers made the delivery feel more personal.

The "down side" was that due to distance , weather , and traffic , the hours tended to be unpredictable , so making appointments and commitments was difficult.

I feel fortunate that I got to see and do things that I never would have even been aware of.

As a Contact Centre Supervisor, a majority of my time was spent coaching and working with front line staff. While working for Clientlogic I managed a large team of Customer Service Agents, and therefore effective time management was a necessity. In addition to improving my time management skills, I really learned the value of networking with other Supervisors in order to complete assigned tasks. The hardest part of the job was to management my time to meet with all my staff while completing other tasks, however I did have a sense of achievment after completing everything I set out to.

Weekdays were busy and weekends were busier. The two years at the store just passed by too fast. Opening the store, setting up schedules for the other employees, taking the inventory and placing new orders and dealing with customer queries took up most of my day. Got experience in managing a store, being upto date with all Metro PCS Plans and services. The most enjoyable part was dealing with customer queries and helping them get a good cell phone plan.

GREAT COMPANY TO WORK FOR. Training and "green days" to work on training courses online, team activities for teambuilding, excellent benefits including up to a 10% yearly bonus (merit-based), tuition reimbursement, extra insurance options besides health insurance (pet insurance, free life insurance up to 1.5x yearly salary), stock purchase options and yearly stock award to each employee. One of my favorite benefits is job swaps.
I love the go get it attitudes the management team have.

Reviewing the customers account and solving their issues.
How to approach to the customer of a need of information. To be calm when an angry customer walks in and to calm them down. Our manager was a kind and friendly. Good to be working around with, as well with the other associates . Always a friendly environment . The hardest part is when you try your best to satisfy an upset customer and there's nothing you can do to help them. The best part of the job was that you got meet many people and interact with the customers.

Since I've been gone, I'm stressssssss freeeeeee and have a life :). Stay away from this company. Apply for corporate sprint not perfered retailers.

it was great company to work with
co worker was cooperative
take your boss in your favour instead of directly deal & decide during the users visit to install and fix things
managament was great
to filled my hours online sheet on saturaday was terribile for
me it take and waste my time in my off day

most enjoyable for me to meet and greet users and fix thier problem

I have been working with this company for almost 10 years. I am working as collection and customer service associate in account receivable department. My daily responsibility is to handle all inbound and outbound calls from the customers. Collect the outstanding amount from customers and to minimize risk of loss to the company and the need to preserve ongoing relationships with the customers

I loved working here, but there isn't a place I don't. It is extremely fast paced just like I like it. They let you do what you have to, to prove yourself.

I was very well respected and grew with the people I worked with wonderfully.

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