RoadRunner reviews

This company is a data collection company disguised as a company "looking to recycle and find the greener good" or some bs like that. This job will put you through 9 weeks of training in which one of the three trainers are good. The other two women lack any skills in training or leadership. You have about a 50% chance of making it past training. The company then incentivizes you to obtain company's waste invoices through cold calling. When you actually get a company to give one up, you then have to get it approved to earn commissions, and that happens sparcely. They tell you it's about gaining new customers and make you feel like you'll be doing some good in he world but they have no incentive to get anyone to start recycling and no incentive to gain customers. It's all about data collection. The sales coaches are mainly fresh-out-of-college kids that have little to no experience in sales. They do pretty much nothing but kind of babysit you all day but most of them don't actually care what you're doing. The company promises to buy new customers out of their current waste contracts and most of the time, they don't. New customers get stuck paying 2 companies because RR won't pay off the old contract. The company is ran by a guy and a group of his college buddys and aren't the least bit qualified for any of their positions. The worst part of the company is the head honcho of inside sales who is basically a phantom. He's never working, never actually helps anyone and gets paid more than anyone else in inside sales. Run from this job!!

Unrealistic expectations, tons of drama in HQ which results in little to no support, lots of turn over of employees and customers, you can work your life away and it's not enough. I documented all of my work and efforts to succeed and still no help or improvement on the inside. Such a disruption to my life.