Verizon reviews

- No Cafetaria - No transport for Prestige Trinity Centre (since it is quite interior, you will not find auto, bus, cabs anywhere near by. It is a standalone building with no parks. It feels disgusted to come here everyday) - Work life not balanced - BPO atmosphere - Manager not at all co-operative - 6 months probation period - not suppose to take off for first 6 months - if you take 1 day off also, you will be asked for Medical Certificate - ZERO benefits. In terms of benefits - the company "Verizon" provides you sick/casual/annual leaves and parents insurance 1 lakh per head. - No games room, no bunkers room, no gym - Micro-management (you need to fill in activity of each hour) - No flexibility - No work from home - 2 months notice period

The company is bleeding out revenue from the wireline service. A big reason for this is having to continue to support union workers. While some really put in an effort, the bulk that I met (getting paid near or above six figures to answer customer service calls) acted extremely entitled without the work to back it up. The demands with the recent strike were quite ridiculous. Additionally, the company's newest moves toward being a media company has dissolved some of the focus they had that made the wireless side of the business so good. Locally, executive leadership was not engaged nor concerned about their employees. Instead, there was more concern about showing cost savings and making cuts so far that it damaged the integrity of certain functions. Despite some employees being very strong performers, others were promoted that were not a good fit for the job. Very political from that perspective.