FX Promotions Reviews

2.9

54% would recommend to a friend

(30 total reviews)
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John Landgraf

32% approve of CEO

55% positive business outlook

FX Promotions has an employee rating of 2.9 out of 5 stars, based on 30 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The FX Promotions employee rating is 22% below average for employers within the Media and communication industry (3.7 stars).

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30 reviews
1.0
11 Aug 2015

100% Con Game

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Pros

Considering there is a 20-word minimum to this 'Pros' section, I would have to say that the ONLY good thing about working at this company is the initial freedom one feels on his/her first day of employment (prior to coming to the realization that he/she has just been hustled)...

Cons

Here's how FX Promotions works: upon applying online, you'll receive a call from the "HR Rep" within a couple of days telling you that you're actually "over-qualified" for the position and that you're "more management material". You'll get excited, of course, and you'll agree to go in for an interview "as soon as you possibly can". You'll get to FX Promotions' "Orlando Headquarters" and quickly realize that their HQ is actually just one run-down, rented-out office space in an old, desolate building off Lee Road. It's seems a little strange, but you go with it anyway...because (after all) you're about to interview for that BIG management position, right? Not really. You'll meet the big-man-in-charge, Leroy, and he'll charm you up, assure you that you are indeed over-qualified, that he "desperately needs more people like you", that FX Promotions just landed a HUGE contract with a cosmetics firm based out of California, and - oh yeah - he needs you to start AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. "Can you start tomorrow?!?" You're so excited, but you tell him you'll have to wait a few days to rearrange your schedule, etc. Sorry...that's not good enough. You HAVE to start tomorrow otherwise the position will be filled. So you call off everything (including your current, STABLE job) so you can start raking in the big bucks with Leroy. What happens when you show up the next day - your first day on the job? You realize that you're nothing but a business-to-business salesman. Literally. You'll be assigned a specific region in Central Florida and you and your "coach" will go out to as many businesses as possible, walk in during business hours, and harass the employees AND customers to buy your make-up...that is, until you're kicked out by security and/or management. But, guess what?!? You get to do it again...RIGHT. NEXT. DOOR. Until you're kicked out again. And this humiliating cycle continues until you have to report back to "headquarters" at 5:00PM (which is when Leroy will take your 'hard-earned' money, take his approximate 70% cut and give you the rest). And by the way...you're expected to do this Monday through Saturday...

1.0
11 Nov 2016

Nothing but Lies from the Start...

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Coworkers had a lot of energy.

Cons

I completed three interviews with this company, and one day of actual on the job training. In my interviews, I was told what my salary would be, and also told that in 7-10 months I would be on the management team. I was offered a position, quit my job, and relocated for this opportunity. On my first day, I was very unpleasantly surprised. THIS IS A DOOR TO DOOR SALES JOB- NOTHING ELSE. I spent the day walking up and down the side of the highway in a suit and heels trying to sell bags of make up to McDonald's employees, Papa Johns workers, servers at Japanese restaurants, the cashiers gas stations, you name it. The worst part is that the salary I was told about DID NOT EXIST. This is a COMMISSION ONLY job. I would not have relocated for a job that was 100% commission with all my money coming from eye shadow and make up remover. The woman training me has been there for two years and is still waiting to be promoted to management. I spoke to the owner of the company about my concerns, and all he did was tell me that I was feeling the way that i was feeling because I'm a "millennial..." when in actuality, I felt the way I did because I was told I would be making a base salary of 28,000-30,000 annually that suddenly did not exist. Also, they do not tell you that this is a Monday-Saturday job and you will be driving at least two hours a day. You will not be compensated for gas, either. I feel like I was lied to about every aspect of this job, and you could not pay me to go back. Which they wouldn't do anyway...

1.0
25 Jan 2016

This company is a scam!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

All of the pros must have been written by management because this entire company lures you in with lies and takes advantage of its employees. Even with a bachelors degree or as an excellent salesperson, you would be better off begging for money on the street cause that's actually a step above what they'll really have you doing.

Cons

This company lies to you to get you into their office for an interview. I applied for an office job where they told me that I would be working in "customer service, data entry, and claims" They will tell you how qualified you are and that you're an amazing fit for the position. Then they tried to have me harass business owners and the shoppers and clientele of those businesses allow us to fix their windshields. The whole thing is a scam. Don't waste your time and dignity messing with this fraudulent company.

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