Denver Mattress reviews

be prepared to sacrifice any social life or involvements that you have when your working here. you haft to work every single weekend and some holidays no exceptions.and you wont be getting out of work till at least 7;00 on the weekdays and 6:00 on Sundays.so if you have a family be prepared to not spend much time with them, though you get two days off a week which isnt much and it cant be on the weekends. the hardest part of this job also is that you haft to unload entire semis full of adjustable bases which are over 200 pounds and mattresses that weigh close to 50 pounds. once you get hired here plan to work as the warehouse guy for the long term, rarely if anyone who works in the warehouse gets promoted so if you think your gonna get promoted think again. also be prepared to do mundane and repetive work and do things that will be insanley easy to do.

You basically sacrifice everything for the money. Sure, it pays higher than most sales jobs, but at what cost? This is not the family-oriented company they promise in the interviews. They may have high family standards in corporate, but you can't have a family and work 60-80 hours a week, every week, every weekend, and every single holiday. Also, you have to move to be promoted, no exceptions. They run a very small staff, so there is no additional coverage in the individual stores, and the managers and associates often have to come in an hour before, and stay an hour after the already long store hours to work on warehouse duties. There are always weekly semis to unload, usually in the early morning before a full work day. But, they keep that small of a staff on hire so that there is enough commission to go around to make the pay higher. Since it is 100% commission, there will be days you can work over 12 hours and not make any money, and days you make a single sale that brings in a few hundred. It's the large paychecks that keep people there as long as they do, but the hours are not worth a large paycheck every few weeks.