Tier 1 Event Management Reviews

It's pretty obvious that the other reviews are from the people who are running Tier 1. In the interview they tell you that you're going to be an "event planner" only to find out that you're someone who runs a booth at Sam's Club, pushing people to buy hair straighteners and face lotion. In the interview they tell you that you're going to get paid a fair salary for the first month or so, plus sales. They actually make you share commission with the other people who were scheduled that day. So if you make more sales than everyone else, you have to split it with them. I worked three weeks and made tons of sales, only to have my first paycheck of $300. You can't take lunch breaks if you're working all day too. Instead you get ten minutes every two hours or something like that, and all those breaks "equal your lunch break." The managers literally call you multiple times and day, even on your days off. The managers want to make plans to have business lunches and dinner on your days off to discuss work and how to make your performance better, only to have to pay for yourself (when you're not making any money to begin with.) They have daily morning meetings, and even if you have that day off, you're still required to come to those meetings. The meetings are only to brainwash you into thinking you'll soon become a Campaign Manager and making "6 figures." The turn over rate is extremely high because people realize they're working for a company that lies. It's a Get-Rich-Quick scheme. DON'T BE FOOLED.

PLEASS STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE! They trick you into thinking that this is the type of job that you really wanted, but it's not! Instead, you go to Sam's Club and TRY to get customers to buy hair straighteners, therapy cream, or bed sheets. There's a morning meeting EVERY DAY to try to "motivate" you into selling stuff before you go straight to Sam's Club to sell products. Low pay, waste of time, wasting gas, full of lies, stress and anxiety, and broken promises, and a complete nightmare. Please stay away while you can.