Pros
C-level are all very friendly people. The trainers are superb. Overall, the best part of the company is the people. Lots and lots of smart, motivated people looking to make a difference in the world.
Cons
A completely disorganized, back-stabbing kind of place. The people who get ahead here are the people who suck up to the managers the most. In this role, management hopes that when they tell you to jump, you jump. The pay structure is insulting. This is a non-commissioned sales environment, meaning the value you provide is completely irrelevant to them. You will be paid little, hourly. There are no incentives whatsoever to secure reservations for the product. No commission, no bonuses, nothing. Mediocre hourly pay in a retail sales job. This job made it impossible to exist in any meaningful way outside of the job. You will be expected to be on-call, answering phone calls/teams messages from clients and coworkers at all hours of the day, even on days off, on your personal phone. Your clients don't know that you have Tuesday and Sunday off, how could they? It's not Monday-Friday, 9-5 either. You'll work all weekend and get Monday and Thursday off (or Tuesday and Sunday). Work schedules change from one week to the next. Some days you'll close up shop and then be expected to open up the very next morning, after having just worked a few days in a row. There is no consistency whatsoever, making regular sleep routines impossible. I got coronavirus on the job, had to quarantine for 10 days and was treated like I just returned from some glamorous vacation when I got out of quarantine and returned to work. Blatant favoritism and lack of promotions from within both drive morale into the ground. Stay as far away from this place as you can if you're looking to find a good place to work and make money in sales. There is none of that here.
