Excellent Company - TeleSales Manager Connect Fibre Employee Review

5.0
7 Aug 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Connect Fibre rewards hard work, recognises effort & celebrates success. Recent changes to the Commercial team have created an environment where each member of staff has the ability to shine. If you have an idea, you can bring it to life quickly & effectively. If you're successful and hardworking, you will get recognised, rewarded & promoted. There's no red-tape on implementing changes within your area of the business. You can drive improvements in other areas of the business, too. I joined in September 2023 and have been promoted twice internally since. It took a lot of hard work and dedication, but it paid off. I've worked at large corporations and this was my first experience with a start-up, and it's genuinely been the place I've enjoyed working the most.

Cons

As with any start-up, there are challenges that come along with growth. The main area of improvement (which CF are actively working on) is their technology implementation.

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5.0
27 May 2026
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Pros

- Supportive management - Great training - Opportunity for progression - Lovely team culture

Cons

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1.0
23 Oct 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

-Some friendly engineers and generally good people on the ground. -Work itself can be enjoyable if you like hands-on problem solving and customer interaction.

Cons

-The probation system feels weaponised. Feedback is mostly verbal, often contradictory, and written evidence is rarely shared. -Managers avoid giving constructive guidance, then later cite “attitude” or “conduct” without ever documenting concerns. -Turnover among engineers is extremely high — several people left or were let go during my short time there. -Little visible support from management when raising safety or procedural issues; valid concerns can be interpreted as negativity. -Communication from supervisors is inconsistent and at times dismissive, adding unnecessary stress to an already pressured role. -Company vans, while low mileage, frequently have mechanical issues that create potential safety risks. -Overall, the culture feels defensive rather than developmental — more about control than collaboration. -Some less-experienced engineers appear to have been promoted into senior roles, leading to inconsistent decision-making and, at times, pressure to work in unsafe conditions such as overheated loft spaces or environments with known risks. -Despite this, management often expects unquestioning compliance rather than open discussion or collaborative problem-solving.

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