The Good Feet Store reviews

The company is a money pit. So you buy an orthotic for 30 bucks, and you sell it for $350. Out of that 1000% markup, you get a cool 6.5% commission, which is closer to 5.2% after taxes. Not only that, but you are directly graded on your ability to sell 3 pairs of these orthotics at a time. So in theory, selling 100k in single pairs of orthotics would make you an underperformer, which doesn't seem to correlate to any rule of business of which I am aware. The owners are a married couple, the main owner being a pedorthist, and his wife, a podiatrist. Despite what you would assume to be considerable certifications in the product at hand, they are woefully incompetent at the sales aspect of the job, and they project these inadequacies onto the employees. Employees are regularly texted by the owners and by management at all hours, about matters that range from professional to personal. Most of the management staff consists of the family of the owners, and it's fairly obvious that the common DNA is what apparently qualifies them for management, as they have no other particular skills. Owners are not above yelling and cursing at employees, as well as enlisting in their employee's help with their own domestic strife, and we were actively encouraged to withhold business information from one owner or the other. The work itself is mundane and uneventful, and the office side of things is consisted largely of ill-disguised busy work, which must be done even in the absence of a clear purpose.

The management lacks professionalism, skill, and most important honesty and integrity. The manager is a thief and a liar.