Interview process - Anonymous employee Harper Robson Employee Review

Hours were good and long

Long hours made it hard for other things

Might have some fun with other people working

Harper Robson and all it's affiliates at Credico operate under the guise of a professional company, this couldn't be further from the truth. In essence, you will either be going door to door fund raising for charity, trying to convince people to change their energy provider or selling credit cards, or whatever it is that credico (the parent company) decides you have to sell. You will not get a basic rate. It's based purely on commission per sale. Not gonna lie, some people are "good" and can make enough sales to meet the living wage, but for the vast majority of people this just isn't the case. The reason you are paid on commission is because you are "self employed", but you aren't really. You work set hours, you go where you are told and essentially do whatever your manager tells you. You won't ever get a straight answer, and you'll constantly have this carrot dangling in front of you so to speak to convince you to keep working for this scheme. Let's be real, not many people are going to make it to manager and earn the big money managers are supposedly on, but who would want to run one of these ethically and morally corrupt companies exploiting young and vulnerable workers? You would earn more working 35 hours a week at Tesco than 70 hours for Harper Robson. Tesco would probably treat you better too. Google 'Devil corp' for more information on this scam. Its more than just Harper Robson