delivery driver

newspaper carrier

PCF, INC

When I started with the company, I was a Marketing Retention Agent, who assisted the clients with issues and sensitive information, such as credit card updates.  The atmosphere was busy but friendly and, although there was some pressure, we were left to our own devices for getting the job done.  

The hardest part of the job was dealing with irrate customers and determing the reason for duplicate subscriptions, i.e. listening skills were very important.  Also making the transition from agent to supervisor without creating a hostile environment and remaining approachable to my previous peers.  Getting them to trust me in my new position, while maintaining the agent/supervisor division and respect needed.

The most enjoyable part of the job was the comraderie with my peers, superiors and solving the in-debt problems for the clients.

Extremely unprofessional place to work. Coworkers were very rude and disrespectful, I was ignored and then called a “rat” because I politely asked a question & didn’t allow someone to take my route papers I was looking at out of my hands after telling them to wait because I was looking at it. Management is lack luster and displays severe inability to handle “disputes” properly or fairly. I was not able to defend myself or tell my side of the story before they unfairly fired me for a situation that was started and escalated by another employee. Pay is not equivalent to amount of work done and no gas reimbursement despite having to use own vehicle to deliver. I would not recommend anyone work here unless you enjoy dysfunctional work places and low pay.

I am the Church Administrator at my Church, Perfecting Christian Faith Fellowship (PCF). I love doing the work of the Lord and laboring for the Kingdom, making sure that the needs are met of the church weekly functions such as paying the church expenses, Making sure finances are properly recorded and bank statements are reconciled. Checking in with the elderly and nursing home bound is the most rewarding part of my job. Inventory supplies and purchasing needed supplies.

Part time or full time permitted. Pay is low for the stress many have to endure, a whole call center got closed down in Rockleigh because their partners wanted to move to Iowa and save money, knew it would fail and it did many jobs lost in vain. Very uptight with lateness and they give you points off, enough points is automatic firing which is pointless and a waste of good workers. People have issues like car issues, car get towed yet still points off which takes away from promotions. Everything by the book but too by the book. Many rewards for doing good.

Company is poorly managed, pay is extremely low, and the management heavily deduct your pay check w/ unnecessary fees.

Will use and abuse at every opportunity. Alot of employee turnover, including management.  Worked 2 months. Saw 2 managers leave and more than a handful of others.  No days off.

This was a telemarketing job selling subscriptions for the New York Times newspaper.  While I did find representing the world renowned newspaper pleasing the atmosphere of this office was that of a sweatshop.  The tactics used by some of the reps to persuade someone to subscribe to the paper were questionable.  While I enjoyed receiving commission on the sales I made, telemarketing behind an auto dialer in that office was just a temporary assignment for me.

Wake up everyday, 7 days a week, to get the the loading base at 2am. then fulfill the 200-350 customer orders and have their paper on their door step by 6am. it will destroy your car, you have to use your own vehicle and supply your own gas... its the worst job I have ever had!

Management can be unprofessional at times, with noticeable favoritism and a controlling approach that contributes to a difficult work environment. Schedules are often changed, routes may be reduced, and there can be an expectation to work extended stretches without much personal time. Communication is not always clear or consistent, which can make it challenging to build trust. I would not recommend working under this management.

It's a early morning warehouse news paper job i left because they started to mess with my salary and didn't want to pay me the fair amount u suppose to get paid so by me using my own vehicle doing delivery and warehouses helper I felt it was unfair for me not to get paid the correctly so I decide to move to a different  working atmosphere

I love the job but the hiring process is misleading $1000 sign on bonus is not told that it’s paid over 14 weeks in small amounts. The person who we are to report to and who hired me is impossible to reach never returns  calls and I am getting paid fully what I’m owed

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