Great career starter - Anonymous employee Conduent Employee Review

Paid on time, provided equipment, decent benefits from day one, nice co-workers

Sweatshop mentality of the supervisors, threats of demotion/termination for medical leave, random layoffs when calls didn't justify hours, with those same hours shifted to supervisors to keep them active. Unable to print paystubs, had to request everything through a supervisor, and provide copious amounts of private information to have the request honored. Corrosive environment - I left as soon as I got another offer, gave 24 hours notice (and I've never, ever done that before). Unless you're on the verge of homelessness or starvation, avoid at all costs.

remote work thats all. literally the only benefit

metrics are unfair. As soon as I got out of training i was graded on metrics based on surveys after only 2 weeks of training after being told it would be 4 weeks. your training scores are used against you and they dont train you for calls. i was forced to work 60 hour mandatory work weeks with one day off or i would be fired. I had to take a medical due to the harm the job did to my body. I came back and got all my scored up then all of a sudden i get put on paid leave for call avoidance. Our systems always mess up and there is no help in the chat. no support from it or managers. we are left to figure it out with no help and suffer the consequences of survey scores that we are penalized for. im sure ill be getting fired now. everytime i had a system issue i would log it in teams but thats not good enough. they will blame you for everything and tell you to run a speed test because their systems suck. You have no consistent schedule, i was the only one on my supervisors team that had to change my off days mandatory and i had to cancel all my doctors appointments. a 60 hour work week came with threatning to fire you if you called out and a $1 raise from a wealthy company. conduent and health equity suck