late hours, work never ends, full commission no base, even all the area directors and VP's still have to go out and sell clothes to make money. They try to convince you to think the way they do by 'affirmations' and daily goals EVERY.SINGLE.DAY. They got too personal with me and I don't like to mix my personal life with my work life. They want you to 'buy in' to their company ahem 'cult' so you will go out there and bust your butt and maybe make money your first year. You probably won't make any money to begin with, so I hope you have a good savings account. They make you
purchase $3000 worth of custom clothes to wear while you are selling, and take a piece of it out of your paycheck to give back to the company, this is not an option you have to get these clothes. If you try and quit they will tell you to evaluate the way you think or to consider your character traits because you don't think like they do. I never even thought the clothes were that great, I saw several items with holes in the arms and fabrics that were torn. The clothes are so expensive that when you take out the price sheet to prospective clients they all gasp in horror because so few people will spend $1000 on a pair of custom pants. They make people feel awkward in public so if you don't like to prowl on people and approach random people on the street this job is NOT for you. To gain your client base you walk into a building without an appointment and just drop in on some folks or stop them on the street, while they are eating lunch, or heck even if they are talking to their friends! Seriously consider this job before you accept, I learned a lot but would never go back.
