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Total Scam - Account Manager Front Page Agency Employee Review

1.0
Jun 17, 2024
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Pros

Some (and I reiterate some, not all) of the other people who work there are genuinely good, hardworking individuals. Sadly though, they have fallen for the brainwashing and don’t realize that their value and hard work would be appreciated and more fairly rewarded elsewhere.

Cons

Far too many to list individually. Suffice it to say how we, that had at least 2 people not directly lied in answering my very pointed questions during the interview process, I would never have even pursued the position and wanted my time. In a nutshell, abhorrent pay, no benefits (ever), attempts to prey upon the naive and brainwash. If you want to spend your time for 6-8 hours Mon-Sat stopping/bothering shoppers at the grocery store/Walmart with some ridiculous memorized script and attempt to badger them to purchase a Spectrum subscription or cell phone (those are the marketing “events they speak of but will never describe, no matter how many times you ask for examples during the interview), then this is the job for you! Otherwise, run the other direction…

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5.0
Feb 13, 2026
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Pros

Mentorship & Training: Multiple reviews highlight a "top-tier" mentorship program. It appears the company invests heavily in teaching entry-level employees the ropes of sales, marketing, and professional communication. Energetic Culture: The environment is often described as fast-paced and collaborative. If you are someone who thrives on "hustle culture" and high energy, this might feel like a good fit.

Cons

ales-Heavy Reality: While roles might be titled "Project Manager" or "Consultant," discussions on forums like Reddit suggest these positions are often "direct sales" or "event marketing" roles (think retail kiosks or face-to-face promotions). The "Devilcorp" Association: In some industry circles, agencies with this specific business model (direct sales, fast promotion to "owner") are categorized under the "Devilcorp" umbrella—a term used by critics to describe companies with high turnover and commission-based structures that feel like MLMs.

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1.0
May 12, 2026
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Pros

There are no pros to this job

Cons

FALSE advertising. you will not be going to events at all you will be standing at walmart trying to sell stuff

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