The company itself is one of integrity, based on spiritual values. Generous salaries if you have been employed long-term.
Cons
If you work in the call center, it's very challenging unless you are a skilled salesperson. And even if you are, the call center employees are viewed as the lowest on the totem pole (even though it's the hardest job and the most vital).
GENERATIONAL GROUP Response
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Thank you for taking the time to leave this review.
Our core values are not just words on paper but real-life beliefs that we attempt to live out. So, when we read a review like yours, we take it seriously. I kindly ask for an opportunity to speak with you regarding how we can improve to ensure that a future employee doesn't have a similar experience.
Please call me at 972-908-0559 or email me at jmusantry@generational.com.
John Musantry, Senior Mergers and Acquisitions Recruiter
It's pretty easy to get hired because they had a very high turnover in the SBA role. The initial training was good. The break room was very nice. The office was aesthetically okay for a cube farm. The pay was competitive, the bonuses came in the form of VISA or AMEX gift cards. Friendly coworkers. If you can hang out for a year or so, you can get another business development job anywhere in town. You'll be special.
Cons
Do not miss more than your one day off during the probation period. The drudgery was expectedly relentless in that role. Most people either quit within three months to a year, or you could be "quitted" involuntarily because of market fluctuations, or if you get on the wrong side of the floor management through no fault of your own, other than they simply do not like you. You'll be put in a situation where you get mostly voicemails or unqualified prospects that should have been vetted, and you'll be terminated for not making sales through your ever-present probation periods. Expect to be on probation throughout your stay. Co-workers in other departments and upper management could be very condescending to the bottom of the company food chain, the SBAs.