Pros
Good work environment, fast paced
Cons
Working areas that have been knocked multiple times
Pros
Nothing I was tricked by diem
Cons
Everything about this company I drove over to latta corp got hired immediately and went to a training session. On day 2 diem (manager) told me I would be going out to the field and work I agreed. I waiting in the training room for 2 hours until someone came (I'm assuming remembered) I exsisted. They then asked me if I had a car. I said yes. Then they said (not even ask) to start the car as we were going to go to ladner for door to door sales ridiculous!! I bring shy agreed, let 4 random men sit in my car wasn't introduced to them and drive all the way to Ladner (this was the company's responsibility to provide a company car for travel not a new employee) once I got there I was assigned a trainer and told to start commision based sales. THERES NO HOURLY WAGE!!! They advertised a 4K monthly income with no further detail it's all commision based so basically if you went out for 8 hours and had no sale you have wasted your time !
Pros
Easy interview, its 100% commission so they have nothing to lose by hiring anyone and everyone. Its always a sign of a bad job when the first interview is 5 minutes of them selling the job to you instead of you selling yourself to them...that, and a "super secret" commission structure (to be mentioned after a non-disclosure agreement in the second interview) and constant mention of promotions without any mention of what exactly a promotion gives you. Other than that, not many pros...out of a team of 10-20 people, at least one person makes above minimum wage each day.
Cons
I didn't see a single Sales Associate making even close to the advertised $3000/month average, the best of the team might come close on a good month. The management frequently/blatantly lies about at what point of the sale you receive commission...HINT: expect a lot of the deals you hear about people getting to never actually be paid for. Unless you make a certain number of sales, your first week of training is unpaid (almost 90% of people who make it past the second interview dont make it that far)....youll notice most of the people you train with disappear after the first field day (their the smart ones). You will be promised minimal door knocking, and lots of lucrative events, but you will almost always be door knocking. During training, you will be put in territories known to make money, so you can see money can be made, but this changes quickly post training. Thanks to mandatory pep talks in the morning, during lunch, and after work hours, the promise of 8 hour days, quickly converts to nearly 10 hour days without a real lunch break...you cannot make money during these meetings. Management will always highlight the one, two, or three people of the sales team who had an amazing day, and highlight how much they made in a short period of time, but will ignore that this amazing day happened after a long string of days where that same rep made less than minimum wage, or nothing at all. There will be constant talk of promotions, but the only benefit is an increase in responsibility and a very minor increase in commission. Out of my team, there were some fantastic sales people, and they worked so hard, they had some amazing days, but if I were to take their overall commission they actually received (after a large portion of their deals disappeared without commission) and divided it by the hours actually worked, the absolute best of them was maybe making $12-$15/hr over the month, where with the same effort and talent in a normal sales position that same person would be making $30/hr easy. The majority of people who stay after training will quit after spending two weeks making $45-$200. I would say 98% of the people who are looking at this job would make much more hourly working at Starbucks. PLEASE SAVE YOUR TIME AND DONT EVEN BOTHER WITH THIS COMPANY....run far far away...if you are already in and selling...take an honest look at what you are making, not in the one or two good days a week, but overall...remember, a starbucks barista makes $80/day EVERY DAY!!! and gets paid for every working hour!
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