Concentrix reviews

3.9

76% would recommend to a friend

(44,712 total reviews)
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Chris Caldwell

86% approve of CEO

71% positive business outlook

Concentrix has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 44,712 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Concentrix employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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45K reviews
2.0
Sep 28, 2021

Welcome to the bargain bin

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The people.. at least before everyone resigned. There's a nice male/female split in the engineering team.. at least before everyone resigned. Decent personal & professional development allowances. Home working... Remember when we got perks like free lunch? Haha.

Cons

Picture a place where the only thing the company cares about is saving money, gently pushing people to leave so they can hire a cheaper offshore replacement without having to pay redundancy, causing the remaining engineers to have to work across multiple timezones, with up to 10 hours difference on the same project. Picture a company that doesn't help you adapt to this new way of working, just sends you away to figure it out amongst yourselves, then blames you when velocity isn't increasing (shocking revelation). Picture a place that now doesn't have enough staff because of this tactic, so everyone is doing the work of 3 people for the pay of less than one person. Picture a dumpster fire. You've got it.

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Concentrix Response
4y
Thank you for taking the time to leave this review. It sounds as though you’re ending on a low, for that we’re sorry. I hope that it has not been the case for all years of service. We genuinely care so much about our employees and their journeys, it's a shame to see this not work out for you. You raise some incredibly valid points: - Working across multiple timezones can be extremely difficult. We’re looking at ways to improve this experience and create clear and fair ways of working to stay true to having a flexible work culture. It can also be a great opportunity to work with different people and skillsets that may not exist in the local office. - Not having enough people is a challenge being felt by many organisations as we’re experiencing unprecedented turbulence in the market (thank you COVID-19). The hiring managers and talent teams are working tirelessly to support this. It takes time finding great people, we’re working on it! - You’re right to call out that we’re not a startup anymore - we’re 18+ years old and part of one of the largest Customer Experience organisations in the world. We’ve come a very long way since being four guys in a bedroom in Sydney! I appreciate this isn’t going to be everyone’s cup of tea and another startup venture might be better suited to some but we have so much more opportunity to explore in this new world - more geographies, more clients, more interesting projects to work on, additional skills development and plenty of career opportunities as we have high growth aspirations - if you want to see it, there’s a lot to be excited about. Thanks again for your review - I welcome a further discussion should you wish to reach out to me directly. Otherwise, all the best in your next step. Charley Rowley
1.0
Mar 30, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Offered healthcare package, direct pay offered,

Cons

The pay was not adequate compared to amount of work demanded, The Metrics system is an absolute out of reach goal that concentrix/CenterWell Pharmacy would micromanage to meet. The micromanagement alone is stressful especially if you had children at home, your were to be on camera the entire time from login to logout. If a cell phone was detected on camera you faced a write up, if your child just simply walked by and was on camera you were wrote up, the break and lunch time you were allotted were not nearly enough time. As expected back to back calls, zero time to collect yourself between calls. Outgoing calls that 98% of customers on the other line were sick of being called MULTIPLE TIMES DAILY. It is a job that will mentally drain you each day that it physically wears you down. It takes such a toll on your life that there is truly ZERO work and home life balance that they try to say they accomplish. If you are single or at least without children at home this job may suit you, if not I strongly recommend looking else where for work.

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Concentrix Response
2y
That’s the opposite experience we want our game-changers to have, we’re sorry to hear about your concerns with your overall experience with us. Due to the sensitive nature of some of the information that our game changers work with, there are security measure in place to protect that information We hold game- changers to high standards when it comes to security. Thanks for taking the time to speak your mind. It really does help us improve.
1.0
Sep 1, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

-Work from home -Provide Work Computer -Decent training -Supportive Management -Pay on time -Overtime available -Decent management support in my experience Right off the back I was excited to work at Concentrix. That quickly went away when my trainer started lying on me,attaching my character and being extremely judgemental. I successfully completed my first round of training and nesting which was paid, made it on to the production floor and LOVED working for them. My team lead was wonderful and supportive as were the coaches and managers. I honestly couldn't have asked for a better at home job. I was striving to make it a career.

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Can be fired with no warning, no exit interview, no exit aperwork Pay only increases when promoted,if promoted No professional development Lack of communication about changes Slow career ladder progression Lies about promotions or advancing Some Management can't coach Quality has no root cause experience HR does not have your back Gossip central No respect up and down the chain Many many more reasons Right off the back I was excited to work at Concentrix. That quickly went away when my trainer started lying on me,attaching my character and being extremely judgmental. I successfully completed my first round of training and nesting which was paid, made it on to the production floor and LOVED working for them. My team lead was wonderful and supportive as were the coaches and managers. I honestly couldn't have asked for a better at home job. I was striving to make it a career. I finished one project and moved to another. I was placed back in with the same trainer that didn't like me and apparently she felt I was gunning for her job. Next thing you know she's down talking me to trainees at my level like we're in High school and saying untrue things about me. I email Hr and Management and ask for my training class to be changed and I was told they would look into it. Well next thing you know the trainer calls me and with her "manager" on the line and says she was terminating me. I asked why and she proceeded to lie and yell and down talk me. Then had the nerve to say You're a very great person and you can advance...Uhhh how? you got me terminated all because you didn't like me. Next thing you know (later that day) I have coworkers saying she told them on a recorded class. I didn't like her and I know how to lie and get someone terminated. I emailed HR and another manager asking for help and I was ignored. Horrible childish company when this is allowed.

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