Customers can be really rude and entitled, but what's new working in customer service/IT. The pay is also pretty low for what you're expected to know. Don't let the title "Customer Service Rep" fool you, you'll be doing ALOT of IT work so there is a steep learning curve. Remoting into servers, troubleshooting multiple desktops at once, pulling trace logs, etc. Not only do you have to learn the ins and out of YAPI's software, but you're also expected to be an expert in the multiple programs it integrates with and all their different versions. You need to know how to troubleshoot in different versions of Microsoft, as some of the customers had outdated operating systems. You'll also be troubleshooting YAPI's iPad app, and more often than not the issue is the iPad itself but good luck convincing the caller of that. The worst part is customers can review your phone calls which is unfair considering most of the callers are extremely impatient and expect everything on their server/workstation fixed in under 5 minutes. Overall it's a flexible job if you really want or need to work from home, but the work itself is stressful and unrewarding. Don't really expect to get promoted out of the CS department either, if you're really good you'll just move up to CS2 which means you get to deal with all the really disgruntled callers and I don't know if that's worth that small pay bump.