Comcast

Free cable and internet.

Doesn't feel like you're working for an evil company, but you do feel like a tiny little cog in a giant mega machine.

Also, full benefits: health, time off, insurance.

You make decent money in decent conditions.

So if you're desperate, it's a good enough job until you can find something better.

You're working in a call center for one of the most hated companies in the country. People call in and don't think of you as a person; you're a disembodied voice in their ear, and you are now responsible for their problem.

Your supervisor may have your back, but in the grand scheme, they don't have any pull in a mega-corporation. If you ever have an issue, HR has the final say, and to them, you're just a number.

The biggest issue working for this company is they don't know how to handle how large they are. And unless you want to continue on as a supervisor, job growth isn't much of an option.

Oh, and "sell, sell, sell" is a big mentality. People are calling you because what you originally sold them isn't working, and they want you to sell to people on top of that.

It can be a very frustrating environment, and not everyone has the mentality to handle working in a call center, let alone a call center for Comcast.