Angi reviews

This is one of the most low-key abusive environments I've ever been in. The training course can be incredibly abusive to people who don't meet the "popularity" standard. I worked incredibly hard. I even continued working incredibly hard when I heard managers speaking negatively of me within earshot and in front of others. I met the standard quota to be hired but the manager decided to disqualify one of my sales because he simply didn't like me. I think I didn't make the hotness standard for a single mom. During the training process I witnessed people so stressed out that they almost didn't make it and some of them turned to anti-anxiety medications to alleviate the stress. This place comes off like your best friend but quickly turns, again if you don't meet some sort of social acceptance standard. It really isn't about your skills or how hard you work. I think their product is an excellent product, but a lot of their managers don't have any respect for contractors. One of my trainers actually told me that he thought contractors were stupid and that I needed to treat them like they're stupid in order to sell to them. They need to cater more to the contractors who really are their customers, than they need to cater to the people who are the customers of contractors. I was really pushed to sell sell sell at any cost to the customer.

The base pay isn’t good if you have been in sales for a while and have started building foundation. If you’re a recent college grad, living with your family, you should consider this job and save up as much as you can. To slowly move onto other business ventures. Unless you have tons in your savings it takes a good 4-6 months to really build your skills to closing 6-8 contractors in a week.