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Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist Reviews
What is it like working as a Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist?
September 2021
Enjoyable, but lots of work, and I am the only QA person.
Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist in Boston:
Pros: The team I work on, and our Product.
Cons: Not much room to move up in the company, hard and awkward process for asking for a raise. No performance reviews. (this was before being acquired by Lone Wolf)
September 2021
Negligible Benefits.
Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist in Burlington:
Pros: Independent work, trusted to make the right decision, little leadership involvement
Cons: Lack of leadership awareness, increased stressful environment, general sexism in environment.
June 2021
Good working environment.
Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist in Dublin:
Pros: Good environment
Cons: Lack if equality between contractors and full time employees
June 2021
A boring sinking ship.
Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist in Elkhart:
Pros: I dont
Cons: We don't get paid enough for everything needed done, competitors are paying 2$ more with no experience just to start, we can't keep people, turnover rate is a revolving door, and they lie about paying more, they don't appreciate their employees, they don't hold management accountable for the worst of wrong doings, and it's impossible to move up unless you're personally buddy buddy, with management, the one supervisor herself shouldn't be a supervisor, she slept her way up, there's a video of her grinding on the old manager before she got the position. Not exactly equal fair employment.
April 2021
It was tiring but fulfilling at the same time. Knowing that I am able to impart my product knowledge to other agents who are starting to build experience.
Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist in Quezon City:
Pros: My colleagues are the best part of my job.
Cons: Comoensation
March 2021
Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist in Seattle:
Good:
Pay, decent opportunities, medical insurance, union benefits, light duty work, employee discounts, educational tuition & coverage.
Bad:
Poor operational practices, abysmal leadership, management, company direction, union representatives, political, poor company process, absolutely no accountability (thanks union)
March 2021
Quality Assurance (QA) Specialist in Americus:
Run. Run away and don't look back. They'll lie to get you in the door. There are NO raises. There are NO advancements. There is NO cross-training. The health insurance is expensive, and the dental insurance provider most likely won't even get your information. You get blamed for what others are doing. Oh, and they expect you to be a robot. Don't even THINK about eating, drinking, smoking, vaping, or needing to get up during your shift, because they expect you to do WAY more than what they tell you in training. You're not paid nearly enough, either because Georgia is a poor state.
Take my advice. Do NOT apply here.
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