Havertys In Home Designer reviews

You work every holiday and every weekend. You work on commission with a base which I was told is the same for everyone until I quit and then my manager offered me a bigger base pay to stay. Sometimes it's really slow. You can really only make a lot of money if you're okay with bending the rules and have your coworkers hate you for stealing their sales, and if you're a designer it's like pulling teeth getting the sales team to use your expertise as they would prefer to dump customers they don't want to work with on you, they'd rather not leave the store to go on house calls (I don't even blame them), or they'd rather have the customers do their own work and leave the store to measure their own house, this way the salesperson can work with another customer (again, they work on commission so I don't blame them).

Having said all of that the program is not perfect. It is now 5yrs in the making and improving all the time, but there are a few flaws with how it is structured currently. Prepare yourself to have management responsibilities without the title because you are tasked with training your sales team on all matters Hdesign. You are to manage customer interactions between your sales team and prospected clients from in the store to purchasing appointment. You are the sole entity in your store representing a corporate program. A program that is heavily emphasized by corporate to be successful and build tickets, but relies on one person at each store to nearly micromanage 10 sales people at a time. The only thing that will make this operation a success in your store is your managers involvement. Your manager needs to help you track and monitor interactions, make sure that sales are getting accurate information to help you help the customer, make sure that sales are following up their customer, and act as a displinarian or judge when matters need sorting out.