Boss Enterprise Reviews

You work from 7:30 am until 7:30/8pm but they only pay you for your sales, and the time you are ACTUALLY trying to make sales, it's only from 10am until 5pm... And you work from Monday to Saturday. If you have no friends or family, this is the job for you. You can't sit at the office, you can't eat, you can't complain/share your opinion about anything because they only want "positivity". They say it's Marketing or PR, but they have no notions of what Marketing is, it's plain old sales. You have 1 week of training and after that you are expected to recruit and train. They teach you how to manipulate people not only to make sales but to be able to recruit and maintain people. This last one doesn't really work, because 8/10 people that do the training leave after a week. You are You are basically outside everyday, in poor neighborhoods and try to give phones... in the winter also. The "team nights" are mandatory... If you have stuff to do every Thrusday, too bad This job is only for people that don't have family, friends or a life. You need to be a reaaal people person and sales person to enjoy this job. By the way, it's exactly the same company as Royal Enterprise.

I didn't realize what was going on during the interview, but the company is a classic example of pyramid scheme. They sell an opportunity to get rich really fast, but at least on my case they are not clear about the fact that you have to sell your soul to make little to no money. I believe higher management might be rich and have a flexible schedule, but don't be fool, they use this exception just to prove a point. The foundation of the business is recruiting, and that's because it's almost impossible to retain employees making them work so many hours for NO benefits. Another reason for so much focus on recruiting is because to sustain the business in higher management, the base of the pyramid needs to be insanely big. The campaigns are commission based ONLY, so if you don't hit the practically impossible goal, you don't make any money (there were days that I got paid $20 for 10 hours of work). I don't know if it's possible to people to pay the bills with only that job (I could barely pay my car bills with my commissions). You have to make sales outdoors, in plazas or parks, but the organization doesn't even provide the permits for you to do that without the risk of people calling the police on you. Besides that, they create a culture that is almost a brain wash. The atmospheres, the one-on-ones, the "optional" team nights, everything is created to make you believe you're part of something greater. That's not true! Something greater is when you volunteer in a hospital or start a real and sustainable business. Being exploited by someone so he can get rich is not something greater. Waiting tables is a much more noble and profitable job, so if you want quick money, I suggest you do that instead. I know people who developed health issues because of the stress of hitting production. In fact, they have all these formulas to achieve their objectives and some of that stuff works, but it's still not enough for you to make real sales and have a real income. The list of cons is long, but I think people don't understand until they are actually working there. I even believe some people will love that job, but if you don't like being exploited for no money, just avoid that place, there are other ways of making a living.