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Full Stack Customer Care
Former Employee
Worked at Gusto for 2 years
July 16, 2020
Denver, Colorado
1.0
Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDoesn't Approve of CEO
Pros
  • Incredible peers
  • Great health insurance and other benefits
Cons
  • Leadership (within Full-stack team) is all talk with support and facilitation. Little to no real action will come from their words.

  • Pay is not reasonable for the amount of stress and responsibility put on the employees (especially to live and save in cities like Denver and San Francisco).

  • The "People Team" or HR are inexperienced and lack the skills to support. Their actions cause serious repercussions to the lives of the employees.

  • This job is stressful, draining, and emotionally taxing. Little to no control over your day, constant work with frustrated customers, and a push to meet metrics (quantity over quality).

  • "Unlimited time-off" is not accurate at all, and it is very difficult to be approved for PTO.

  • Higher leadership turns a blind eye to the situation with Customer Service teams.

Advice to Management

Please give more support to CX , turn the focus from quantity to quality, stop stop stop trying to grow and focus back on the foundation. Remove benefits integration from the platform

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