| Pay Scale | 7 |
| Benefits | 6 |
| Location | 8 |
| Job Security | 6 |
| Training | 7 |
| Work Environment | 8 |
| Job Respect | 6 |
| Work Load | 6 |
| Career Growth | 5 |
6.6
It's ok, but could be a lot better. 01/21/2009I had Verizon as my carrier for over 6 years. In those 6 years i don't remember dropping even one call. But now that i have switched to AT&T, for the iphone, i have been dropping calls like flies. Almost 2 to 3 a day. In my apartment i am good to go, but if i try and drive around while talking on the phone, i seem to drop them every few miles. There are for sure some dead spots. At&T has been a good company to work for in the past as i was employed back in the day, but the coverage is for sure something to be desired. I was paid very well for a customer service employee and was actually promoted twice inside of 12 months. Training was pretty good and the work environment was awesome. I really enjoyed working there that's for sure. But as for my cellular coverage, ehhh, it's ok. It might be better in your area, but not in Seattle that's for sure. My only other frustration with AT&T is that now that i have had my phone for 3 weeks already, they won't let me cancel my service and switch back to Verizon. I mean, i guess i can but they wanna charge me $200 to do it. From a customer service standpoint, if you supply a better service, you won't have to worry about people canceling. But if you service sucks, as it does with AT&T, i guess it just makes more sense to charge people to cancel.
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