TELUS

(49 reviews) Submit Review

CEO: Jeff Puritt
Founded: 2005 (19 years old)
Company Size: 50,000 - +
Industry: Business Support Services
Headquarter: Vancouver
Website: https://www.telusinternational.com

TELUS: Latest Job Openings, Reviews and Ratings & Profile wise Salary Distribution

We've calculated that the average salary at TELUS is $71K based on 94 user-submitted salaries A total of 49 TELUS employees gave TELUS an average happiness rating of 4.1 out of 5.0.

At A Glance

49 reviews

TELUS Salary Distribution

See all 94 TELUS salaries

7 Equipment Services Project Managers from TELUS submitted salaries.

$56K Account Manager

$30K Customer Service Representative

$86K Network Planner

$83K QA Analyst

$91K Network Specialist

$40K Change Management Analyst

$76K Team Leader

$88K Senior Developer

$106K Senior Design Specialist

TELUS Reviews and Ratings

Submit a Review

BlissScore 4.1

44%

41%

10%

View all 49 TELUS Reviews »

15 Anonymous Employees from TELUS submitted reviews

1.2 The pros? - practically unlimited over time, by that I mean it’s capped at 11 hours a day (12 hour shift) - they are open 7 days a week so you have great flexibility on when to work. A plus is that if you need emergency time off. You can always make it up later in the week the time you missed from shift - the break room and bathrooms are all professionally cleaned by a crew several time’s a day - free coffee and hot chocolate - and this place has got to have the cleanest fridge I’ve ever seen at a work place. It smells new. And it’s crystal clean inside. As the crew toss everything every Friday 5 pm without fail - pay starts at $16 for first 40 hours and any overtime is $24 an hour. You max out at 71 hours. You cannot work more than that due to operating hours and your daily hour cap (they don’t want to pay you double time for working over 12 hours) - training is paid The cons? - well let’s start with the fact that training consists of 3 weeks....except in the little paper work you sign at hiring it apparently clearly states that if need be they can up and cancel your class (it snowed, not bad, but bad where the instructor lived) so already training is 7 hour days and you now up and went from 35/week paid training to just 28 hours. This kinda sucked big time. We already get paid less than standard day... - after training they put you in what is called PGU post grad university where you take calls while SME subject matter experts float around to help you. Your first day taking calls? 1-2 calls while half your group hovers and listens in. Then you simply get shoved deep into the calls and yep that’s that’s it for training. On the positive side you do probably learn a lot quicker this way. It’s almost like sink or swim. - they don’t have a consistent start time. Managers will come between 6:10 am and anything including few mins before your shift (did I mention there are tons of things to log into and get set up before you can take a call?)

15 Anonymous Employees from TELUS submitted reviews

3.5 Telus is a call center, but my project was not typical at all. Most of our support for Google involved their largest clients and was mostly email based. This was a bold experiment for both Telus and Google, and there were things that went well, and things that could have been done better. Overall, both companies continue to be optimistic and are expanding their relationship. It has been a good experience for me. I have never worked on a traditional "call center" job.

1 Senior Supervisor from TELUS submitted reviews

4.8 I worked in Telus International for 2 years in which I was able to grow and assist my peers and team members to achieve their personal goals focused on the companies own values. I also was able to grow in areas of coaching and teaching large groups in Canada and Philippines as well as in El Salvador. Overall I achieved great success and helped others accomplish new levels of knowledge and skill regarding not only the companies material but also their personal growth.

TELUS Careers & Info

TELUS
Overview Telus is a Canadian telecommunications company headquartered in Burnaby, British Columbia. The company provides a wide range of communications and entertainment services for individual and business consumers, such as land line phones, satellite television, video on demand, wireless communications and internet access. It is one of the most widely known telecommunications service providers in Canada.

Telus was created in 1990, as a means to assist in the privatization of government owned Alberta Government Telephones Commission. During the 1990s, Telus went on to acquire numerous other Canadian telecom providers, like Ed Tel and BCTel, making it the largest telecommunications provider in the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia.

TELUS Job Information

Telus employs over 41,000 workers, most of them located in Canada, but also has offices in the Philippines, South Korea and Guatemala. One of the most attractive aspects of working for Telus is that it is a company that offers one of the highest base compensation rates for contact center employees. Telus offers some of its staff the opportunity to work from home, health, retirement savings and employee stock ownership plans, as well as discounted plans on the company's products.

What jobs pay the most at TELUS?

Senior Design Specialist is the highest paying job at TELUS at $106,000 annually.

Create an account and follow companies, manage job alerts, connect with other professionals and more.

}

Trending Jobs

Area Sales Manager
Hoffman & Hoffman Inc - Atlanta, GA
Area Sales Manager
Hoffman & Hoffman Inc - Birmingham, AL
Area Sales Manager
Hoffman & Hoffman Inc - Greenville, SC
Area Sales Manager
Hoffman & Hoffman Inc - Columbia, SC

We noticed that your web browser is outdated!

Update your browser to have a more positive job search experience.

Upgrade My Browser