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Product Support Specialist Reviews
What is it like working as a Product Support Specialist?
March 2019
Product Support Specialist in Basildon:
Pros: It's a challenge and everyday is a different puzzle
Cons: How little I am paid
March 2019
Product Support Specialist in Basildon:
Pros: its challenging and everyday is different with a new puzzle to solve
Cons: the pay
March 2019
Provide support for all product related tasks/projects.
Product Support Specialist in Atlanta:
Pros: The cross-functional work within the company is very rewarding.
Cons: The pay.
February 2019
I answer the phone and help ppeople do their taxes.
Product Support Specialist in Gulfport:
Pros: I work from home
Cons: The pay
February 2019
Product Support Specialist in Woodbridge:
Pros: Working with my peers
Cons: The pay scale and working weekends
January 2019
Secure.
Product Support Specialist in Johannesburg:
Pros: Flexible working hours
Cons: Lack of opportunity for growth
January 2019
Long commute, but it’s great place.
Product Support Specialist in Westborough:
Pros: Work environment
Cons: Location
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