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At my company, the training was about for days and I felt that they just fed us to the wolves. Even though I managed to make it through, and even succeed, I wished that they prepared us more beforehand.
Except that, great company! Pros Good job environment, awesome management, good co-workers. Cons short breaks, finding leads is hard, hard job. A good first job. Pros Fun environment. Cons Cold calling. Overall decent experience.
You get paid for putting in the hours, but you need to know people to sell to. They also constantly ask for your friends contact information to try and recruit them which is annoying and invasive.
The pay is good though if you have enough people to sell to. Pros Flexible Schedule. Cons always asking you to recruit your friends. Basically you only make money if you sell a ton of products. You are a salesperson and do not make money unless you sell. If you live in a neighborhood where the neighbors cannot afford expensive knives, then you are unlikely to make sales. Yes There are 2 helpful reviews 2 No.
They did a good job of making me feel important so I didn't quit but I wasn't from a rich family so was often left to my own devices. You build contacts from recommendations which I was good at so I made it to management but it's a rat race. No stability. Poured over 10k I saved into opening an office and wound up homeless.
They then said I owed them for materials lost and paid themselves 17k and wrote it off on my taxes as payment. Blessed my parents helped me get back on my feet but it's been over 5 years and I'm just getting back great.
They have good workshops. It's not a bad gig to have as a temp. Don't give up on your dreams or invest into management. It's not worth it for the majority of people, it seems. Pros Large pay checks if you man make the sales.
Cons No guaranteed pay, Pay is by appointment which they often find a way around giving you, Honestly was a racist place to be, Not really inclusive. Yes There are 5 helpful reviews 5 No. The training was unpaid with long tedious hours. You have to have a "result-driven" personality to really make it here. You do get to choose your own schedule though. You really get out of it what you put in.
Pros Decent commission pay. Cons Lack of guidance. A good company that loves to help its employees succeed. Has a great culture to be a part of.
WIll help you find a job in the future and be successful based on what you learn here. It was not the best work environment for me. I did not have anyone who could possibly afford these items so I made absolutely no money. Management was okay at my location but they pushed their employees too much. Pros Friendly co workers. Cons Inconsistent work.
Yes There are 4 helpful reviews 4 No. Claimed Profile. Want to know more about working here? Ask a question about working or interviewing at Vector Marketing.
Our community is ready to answer. Ask a Question. Overall rating 3. Diversity score The Comparably Diversity Score tracks how positively diverse employees rate their experience at Vector Marketing. Cons inconsistent pay due to commission-based income, collect your own list of customers.
Just okay. Sales Representative Former Employee - Mt. Laurel, NJ - December 3, I this is a good place to start is you want to dip you feet into what a sales environment is like, but is just wasn't for me.
The manager was super nice and very helpful, and the training was easy enough. But the pressure to sell became too much, especially when you're told at first you won't be going door-to-door or making cold calls, when you absolutely have to do that to keep up. But it did make me realize that sales is not my forte, and I appreciated that. Pros Flexible schedule, easy training, and friendly atmosphere. The manager was always willing to help and be accommodating.
Cons Comp and benefits not great, little room for advancement, and high pressure to sell. Yes There are 3 helpful reviews 3 No. This position is for someone who is on time, polite, coachable, and willing to communicate as those who are perpetual learners earn the most. Pros the income. Cons freedom of schedule. Yes There are 1 helpful reviews 1 No There are 1 unhelpful reviews 1. Fun working environment. Worker are there to help you grow.
Enjoyed learning about the Cutco products. Traveling around different city and state for training were a blasts. Pros Good Sales, Good Commission. Cons Driving and Gas. The team was interesting, some were nice, others took this way too seriously. Help us improve! Working at Vector gave me valuable sales skills as well as determination. You can genuinely make as much money as the effort you are willing to put into it.
I learned a lot during my time at Vector Marketing but I wish that they had more training time. At my company, the training was about for days and I felt that they just fed us to the wolves. Even though I managed to make it through, and even succeed, I wished that they prepared us more beforehand.
Except that, great company! Pros Good job environment, awesome management, good co-workers. Cons short breaks, finding leads is hard, hard job. A good first job. Pros Fun environment. Cons Cold calling. Overall decent experience. You get paid for putting in the hours, but you need to know people to sell to.
They also constantly ask for your friends contact information to try and recruit them which is annoying and invasive. The pay is good though if you have enough people to sell to. Pros Flexible Schedule. Cons always asking you to recruit your friends. Basically you only make money if you sell a ton of products. You are a salesperson and do not make money unless you sell.
If you live in a neighborhood where the neighbors cannot afford expensive knives, then you are unlikely to make sales. Yes There are 2 helpful reviews 2 No. They did a good job of making me feel important so I didn't quit but I wasn't from a rich family so was often left to my own devices.
You build contacts from recommendations which I was good at so I made it to management but it's a rat race. No stability. Poured over 10k I saved into opening an office and wound up homeless. They then said I owed them for materials lost and paid themselves 17k and wrote it off on my taxes as payment. Blessed my parents helped me get back on my feet but it's been over 5 years and I'm just getting back great. They have good workshops. It's not a bad gig to have as a temp.
Don't give up on your dreams or invest into management.
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