Vivint reviews

They basically teach you how to scam people into paying more money than they need to. They come up with scripts that make the customer feel as if they should buy the home security equipment. They don't pay you for training days. How will you pay for transportation or gas, given that you don't have a job,since most people there are high school grads or college students? During the training days, you are in a room full of 30ish people, listening to someone talk for 7 hours, teaching you sales tactics and horrible morals. Someone who has a heart, wouldn't dare try to rob someone of their money. The managers only give you a 10 minute break for lunch which isn't anytime at all to eat or get some fresh air and stretch your legs. Then they want you to come up with at least 30 names and numbers of potential customers who own homes and are at least 30 years old. They ask you to harass your friends parents and stalk previous classmates' (even those you haven't even spoke to, at all in your life) parents. Then to call them around dinner time. No one wants to be bothered after 7pm by an salesman,no matter how good they are. Too long, didn't read: Don't waste your time applying

Upper management is bad, really bad. Expect absurd project requests, tight deadlines, late nights and no recognition no matter how well you deal with all that. Though, depending on the type of developer you are, it can be easy to do nothing and go unnoticed. But the majority are treated pretty badly.