Call Center Job - Beware! - Product Specialist Qualtrics Employee Review

2.0
Sep 3, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Free lunch every day, nice office

Cons

If you have any technical experience, this job is not for you! You are paid the exact same as someone with a psychology degree as if you were to have studied computer science. Other people in the company treat you like garbage in this position (because it's a garbage position). There are opportunities for progression, but it is mostly in positions that are entry level (Technical Account Manager, Enterprise Support, and Resolution Analyst.) Enterprise Support does the same work, but gets paid more. It would drive me crazy when people in that team would ask me questions, and I would just think that I have the same learning and training, and they're getting paid more than me to do the same work. Pretty annoying. This is a crappy call center job that is masked by fancy HR lingo!!!! Beware!!!

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Qualtrics Response
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The role of a Product Specialist is a great way to kickstart a career, providing extensive knowledge about the company’s products and operations. Product Specialists are the go-to individuals whenever other teams need detailed insights. This leads to supporting relationships with various clients, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, so it’s a great starting point for professionals to progress to roles like TAMs, Enterprise Support, or the Resolution Analyst roles.

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