first off, pay. they hype themselves up on having the most competitive commission imaginable, uncapped! you could be making 1k a day and 3k a week and everyone's pulling 45k minimum yearly. sounds awesome! gets you hooked. only problem is, that doesn't seem feasible. I worked there a few weeks and never saw a paycheck - sorry deposit. apparently the company is so small they don't have payroll and only do wire transfer, which feels insane. I've never hsd to give my wire transfer bank number in any circumstances before this place. this isn't western union, it's a job. back to never being paid, somehow none of my deals were paid out, all having circumstances that supposedly happened where stuff that me and clients did together wasn't recognized as done in the system? also noticed me nor my coworkers were really putting in that many deals to begin with but our manager was making bank.
they have that hussle stay motivated mindset a lot of sales jobs have but like, that's ANY job. you've gotta be motivated to do any job. they act like they're doing hard hussle work when most of it is upsetting dogs and old ladies and interrupting people's days
here's the thing too, as legitimate as the service we provide is, since we're doing door to door tactics, nobody likes or wants to talk to us! and the chance of a deal isn't based on you hustling, it's based on how good you are at manipulating people into signing up for something they dont want, sometimes lying to them. door to door sales isn't some hussle, stay motivated, heavy work game like they make it out to be. it's just about how well you can learn to manipulate people and your chances as a newbie are slim.
then there was my manager who talked bad about workers, customers and others behind their back and made it out that he wanted to have sex with random women he saw, nobody needs to hear that, genuinely nobody
it's not even based in the state i applied in that it was said to be in as the regulations allowing the work to be done haven't been passed there. and their promises of going to an office for daily meetings and roleplaying strategies and such are moot. the office exists sure, and its in in the state, but we'd just meet in a department store parking lot and get picked up and taken to states where the service was offered. i want to work where i live and where i was told id work? it's so much commuting just to not get paid