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Wildcat Publishing

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Not for everyone - Country Coordinator Wildcat Publishing Employee Review

1.0
23 Jan 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Ability to travel around the world and live in interesting places. When sales are up commissions are nice to receive.

Cons

Higher-ups don't listen to what is happening on the ground on the project and tend to assume they know what is going on when they are not there day-to-day.

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3.0
28 May 2015
Anonymous contractor
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Unbelievable access to top-level oil and gas executives, ability to travel and live in every corner of the map, frequent stints at HQ in Turkey, wicked company party, opportunity to make good money

Cons

Extremely high employee turnover rate, stems from the fact that they really don't care about you, huge disparities in pay based simply on which country you are sent to, business relies on advertising

6
1.0
19 Feb 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Opportunities to travel, access to high-ranking executives and industry conferences. A thin veneer of prestige over a cesspool of incompetence.

Cons

While working at TOGY seems appealing due to the opportunities to present, be aware that company managment is fickle, unprofessional and downright criminal. If for some reason you displease them, they won't hestitate to breach contract and withhold pay and commissions. Be prepared for unrealistic sales expectations and incompetent headquarters staff, especially on copy desk and in accounting. While the pay structure may seem appealing, remember that commission is totally dependent on what country you get sent to, and managment may simply decide not to pay you commissions if you leave the company. Due to the company's unusual operations structure, with an official registration in Dubai, main office in Turkey, and contract employees working in countries around the world, it is extremely difficult to take legal action against Wildcat Publishing should they refuse to honor their contractual obligations. If you decide to work at this company, make the most of the networking opportunities it offers, but don't expect to make much money or stay for more than a year, or two at most.

4
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