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Connectivity Source

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Connectivity Source reviews

2.9

41% would recommend to a friend

(541 total reviews)
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Scott Aronstein

42% approve of CEO

33% positive business outlook

Connectivity Source has an employee rating of 2.9 out of 5 stars, based on 541 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Connectivity Source employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Retail & Wholesale industry (3.4 stars).

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541 reviews
1.0
Oct 30, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

lying about the wages, failure to communicate, interview consisted of manager reading off pre-loaded interview questions from sprint corporate because she could't memorize them apparently. After trying to get initial interview over the phone, they coerced me to come in to the store.. only to tell me I may need to throw a sign around on savannah highway because whomever in charge cheaped out on their office lease and no one can see the store fro the street lol unbelievable. Most ridiculous, comical excuse for a company I have ever seen in my entire life. I have over a decade of sales management experience and I am over qualified to be their district manager. I started my own business and at the time needed something to spend my time and make a little money on the side while my business got up and running which it did. Very disappointed I wasted the gas to get out there from sullivans island

Cons

there are no pros. 'Pro' can't even be in the same context of what you are trying to make happen. After the embarrassing interview process by someone who couldn't memorize five interview questions and speak coherently in emails... I never got a follow up call. I called three times to follow up on my interview. Each time the same person said she was super busy and couldn't talk now. I don't know if it is because I'm a white person with credentials, or if they hired someone with a PHD to throw signs on savannah highway; I never got an answer. Super hilarious.. if you are in the interview process stay away unless you're like 16 years old or something and you need a job. What a waste of my time. Unreal. I always knew Sprint was total garbage, but now I truly know how you got there. By hiring anyone with a pulse to be your brand ambassadors and failing to recognize when talent finally knocks at your door.

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Connectivity Source Response
7y
I want to address the pay, we always have an open door policy and I would gladly look into your issues. If you are referring to commission, that is something you have to work hard for. I am glad you have a lot of experience and are starting your own business... hopefully it is a business that does not entail communicating with others, marketing, or training because it is evident you have no use for and are above those responsibilities. I AM incredibly proud of our employees that fight every day to make a difference for themselves and their customers - you are wrong for trying to discount that. If you have valid issues, we are here but if this is you trying to tell yourself that you are above helping customers, working on a team, and learning new things then good luck with your new business! As always... we appreciate the feedback!
1.0
Oct 29, 2018

Turn Around and Run

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Not one single pro. At all. Absolutely none.

Cons

Very poor management. Training to be a store manager was only five days long. Commission structure sucks and hourly/salaried pay is well below the industry average.

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Connectivity Source Response
7y
That is so strange... normally monthly contests, performance pay increases, vacation time, employee perks, industry training, and ability to move up are considered pros... Ex.) in 2018 alone, we have given away cruises, trips to Las Vegas, a car, cash prizes, technology, TVs, preparing to take 70 people to Cabo. Our top producers are earning over $2,500 / month in commission payouts. As with all great things and most jobs (to my knowledge) that takes hard work to do win or earn more. Training for leadership is 10 days in person as orientation, 2 weeks with Sprint as a new hire, and then a leadership academy with Sprint. I hope this helps clear things up! If there is anything else we can do, please do not hesitate to reach out!
1.0
Sep 20, 2018

Sales Lead

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

This company slaves it's employees and don't pay them. Especially the top performers.

Cons

they robbed my commission checks

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Connectivity Source Response
7y
I may also be misreading things but your Pro is not a Pro... that means why did you like working here... if you were a top performer, you would say things like "amazing award trips. We are going to Cabo this year!" Or... "Great contests - they gave away a brand new car!" Or... "Amazing growth potential if you perform and competitive benefits and pay!". Also... "and don't pay them"... I promised myself I would not tease about the grammar... Seriously though, If you have an issue with a commission check, let us know and we will explain it. We are always here to help!
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