Presidential Exteriors reviews

Knocking on Strangers doors is not the way to market these days. When I was interviewed I was told that on a day to day basis I would be occasionally in the office but also meeting with clients. Next thing I know Im told to get into a disgusting van... literally almost sat on a tomato slice and there was lettuce in the cup holder probably from the day before. After the company's 20 minute cigarette break before we left the building, we went to a 711. Everyone got out and got food for the day. After that, we went to Harris Teeter for everyone to get more food that 711 didnt have. Once we actually got onto the road to germantown about 40 mins away, it was around 2pm. I was brought to a neighborhood, got out and knocked on as many doors as possible before getting in the car around 5 to leave. The vans were honestly the worst part it was awful. Smelled so bad. Extremely Dirty.

For starters, the indeed.com description of this job listed that the salary was $45,000... That's not true. You are likely to make much, MUCH less. Also, the job description failed to mention that this was a door-to-door sales position. Which is a fancy way of saying: solicitation. Not only is door-to-door sales humiliating, its hazardous (especially for women). You'd think such a new and youthful company would be able to find a new way to market their services... but you'd be wrong. Door to door sales is antiquated, inefficient, and a waste of employee's talents. The amount of brilliant, energetic, college-educated people I saw let-go was astounding... all because solicitation was not their forte. Also, the vans each team would go out to the field in, were absolutely gross. No guarantee of a lunch/bathroom break. Over all, just bad working conditions in the field. If you have a college education, don't waste your degree on this job. Unless you enjoy being yelled at/threatened by random homeowners, going to the bathroom in the woods, getting home at 8pm or later, and working weekends.