Red Ventures reviews

I have worked at Red Ventures for over 4 years and honestly love my job. Sure there are certain days that are better than others but of all of my friends outside of Red Ventures I'm one of the few people that actually enjoy coming to work. We work extremely hard here (both corporate and sales) but its rewarding work that gets recognized by my peers and others here. Our benefits plan is really strong and the company covers the vast majority of the costs (even 100% in some cases so the employee pays nothing). More often than not these days companies are dropping the benefits they offer or making the employee incur more of the costs - at Red Ventures we are doing the opposite. For those out there that say we only recruit because we are firing people or there is high turnover you should know that I currently work in our 5th office location - we have moved multiple times because we have outgrown the space in our previous offices. If a company is just firing people and replacing them then you don't outgrow your office. If you do the simple math you will understand why we have job fairs: the company was started in 2000 by 2 people - we now employ over 800 people and will be well over 1000 by the end of the year - that much growth requires a lot of recruiting. Our interview process is thorough for both corporate and sales positions because we know that we aren't for everyone and all candidates are not a good fit for us. In the sales interview process you get to sit with other sales consultants and listen to calls - we can't possibly be more transparent about the position and the work. For the corporate positions you get multiple chances to understand what day to day work would be like in your position through whiteboard sessions or case study style questions pertaining to our business. The senior leadership team is involved in every aspect of our business, they are in the office every single day with their doors open to our employees. They love getting suggestions on continuous ways to improve our business and expect our employees to be innovative and challenge the current ways of doing things. That is extremely rare.

I'm a top performer and I make great money. The base is average at best but the commission is where you make the bulk of your paycheck. I average about 4k a month in commission and I now drive an Audi Q7!!! The contest are sweet. I've gone on 3 Carnival cruises, won a 42 in Plasma, and a 50 in plasma. I've gotten a bunch of little prizes like a digital camera, a cellphone, and a trip to Hilton Head. I know I have an advantage because I can sell!! It's a cake job. I get calls from people asking about my product. It's easy pic kin's!! I don't see why there aren't more people that can get on my level but I'll take every call that I can get. My previous employer had me cold calling out of the phone book!!! (Don't worry, I blasted them!) The people are pretty cool. The folks that I hang around are the people who have been here for a while. They know the ends and outs of the commission plans and I want to know how to make the most money I can. They played the NCAA tournament on big screen TV''s throughout the entire center. Some Director named Zo put them up and they even had a bracket pool. It was like a $1000 for the winner. My old job actually fired people one year for doing a pool. The building is pretty sweet. It's in a pretty safe location and it's not too bad of a drive for me but I'm in South Charlotte.