This company will drain you, if you are looking to work less than 60 hours than DO NOT APPLY HERE - District Sales Manager Russell Cellular Employee Review

1.0
Sep 28, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Will give you car , credit card

Cons

Every thing, they will talk about family and life work balnace but it is bunch of lies. Their HQ do not know what they are talking about, and I don't want start taking about their catalyst training.

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Russell Cellular Response
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Hello thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback at this time. We are sorry to hear about some of your experiences while working for our company. Our company always tries to provide a positive work environment to our team members that is fun and rewarding. As our company continues to grow and being a salaried employee, you may be required to work more hours than the typical hourly employee. As a sales driven company, we are open during regular retail hours which requires full availability as part of the job. However, you do receive more pay increases and incentives as being a salaried employee. We always try to give back to our employees as much as we can they work very hard in their day to day operations. During your tenure with our company, if you did have any problem with the HQ staff you could have e-mailed experience@russellcellular.com or talked with your sales leader in the field. We thank you again for your review.

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