Imminent Reviews

3.3

53% would recommend to a friend

(182 total reviews)

Kimberly York

67% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

Imminent has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 182 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Imminent employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media and communication industry (3.7 stars).

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182 reviews
1.0
9 Nov 2018

Look up Slave Circle.

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Pros

You do get to develop some personal and business skills. The pay isn’t terrible. Helps tie you over. Can make some good friends.

Cons

Overall I was dopped into this job. I came in needing a full time job and they were there and it was easy to get it. They promise you you’ll own your office, you’ll have the ability to create your own schedule, and you’ll make loads of money, but only if you’ll willing to give up all your time and energy and free thinking. They tell you you’ll be working 5 days a week and you’ll be work around 40 hours, but really you’ll be working 6 days straight or more and possibly 12 hour days. It’s also a sales job. They’ll tell you it’s promotion but really they teach shady tactics to get people to buy things. If you don’t meet the “standard” it’s your fault and your fault alone because you didn’t use their strategies correctly and they’ll chew you out for it. And I hope you like driving because you can spend up to an hour and hour & 1/2 driving to the store you’ll be working. Sure they’ll pay you for the drive but only on days you go from the office so on weekends when you go you don’t get reimbursed for gas or tolls. And everything they tell yours scripted and they’ll tell you they are transparent about everything and being honest but they’re actually not. They run around questions with half answers and follow up with asking you a question to throw you off. This job took a huge toll on my mental and physical health and they really didn’t care because it was “my fault” because I wasn’t taking care of myself when I would work from 7-8:30 most days and wouldn’t get home until close to 10. I barely had any rest and time for myself or family/friends. Did I make decent money the time I was there? Yes. But it cost me so much more I’m the end. “Time now for time later” it’s a lie. You lose time now with no actual guarantee of it. Research before you interview or take the job. Learn from my mistakes. Also once you quit the most of the “friends” you make will stop talking to you because you got a brain and didn’t want to be part of this economically cult.

1.0
11 Nov 2017
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Pros

They teach you how to work horrific, long hours till you become a zombie, never see friends, family and never see the day light again. So you'll work really hard somewhere else and do well.

Cons

First. The company draws you in with this cute up beat environment, they make you think that this is a incredible opportunity. In the interview they challenge you with questions to belittle you and make you second guess your qualities. They are extremely vague with what you even applied for. You cant ask questions over the phone you cant ask what the pay is, nothing. They will try to redirect you to coming in and talking to them in person. Once you do so, you will sit in a room for about 5 min as the individual on the other side talks so fast you have no clue what is actually being said. Once you go through 3 rounds of interviews that you will drive a good 45 min to shadow and still not get very clear answers you will then be hired. Congratulations they higher everyone that walks in the door. Don't worry they will make you feel really special about it. The environment is interesting, they have you come into the room and they teach you different systems every day for the company and very one is excited for you which they are taught back, you will be placed with an individual that is newer to the company so if you thought you were off to a rocky start, it gets worse. They will give you your schedule, you'll have coffee and dinner with some people and they talk about this big thing called...The Opportunity. They get you excited about making a lot of money really fast with in a years time 75k-100k. You are so excited about it because you can think of all the bills that ill be paid off, car loans, credit cards, you know every day life stuff. OH but wait..... you only get paid $8 to start. So not only are you slaving away every day but your not even making enough to support yourself on your own. Im sorry but only being able to afford eating a fourth of a potato and sour kraut packets from Sams Club is not how someone should be living. 3 weeks later if you make it that long, you'll have endured all the suffering from the long solo days, going straight home, drop your bags at the door and just passing out face first with your cloths still on, you will become a leader. Yay! You will start building a team of your own, bringing people on board and watch them suffer the same thing you just went though. You will have leaders meetings where the management just talk so incredibly poorly of each individual that comes on board and they throw around cuss words, which is absolutely extremely unprofessional and not only hurtful to people that you want as a business partner for the future. Don't worry New B's you were talked about too. You will become so brainwashed in the game that you start becoming a witch yourself, saying those hurtful things and feeding into the work drama like it is high school all over again. While the manager writes on the board daily to have a kind soul and feed your self positive thoughts. Honestly, it works because at that point you have been so mentally brain washed that all you can do is tell your self its going to be Ok, and i love my family. What family? remember you don't see them because your working all the time. Time will go by, you wont be able to take of time for weddings, birthdays, anniversary, baby births, even a sick day without being threatened to be fired. In your head you justify it and continue to say. Its Ok, ill make next years, well my friends only get married once, babies only come once, thank god for cell phones some one will send you a video. By change you, get that team together and make it all the way to assistant manager, that day will be so emotional, all the hard work all the blood, sweat, and tears will have paid off, no more longs days no more missing events, well think again. You work even more, going in every day, one day off a month, you will now be required to be on call at all times. Always have your phone on you checking emails etc. and wont be paid for it. Umm...is that illegal? i guess, who care right? You will open up 2-3 months later after being promoted. The time is here, the time you have been waiting for. 75k a year. Yes! Ha no. You will open your office and you might generate 75k per year but you will lose it all. Thousands of dollars in employees, the lights have to stay on, and best for last, inventory. You will have so much inventory shortages that it will bring you under, if you don't keep track of every single piece of it and it goes missing, your now in the hole, seems minor but when shipments get lost with $10,000 on them. Guess who's paying for that. correct, you! But you have worked so hard for this, you can't give up now. You paychecks will diminish, your people will drop off and you will loose it all, including your dignity. You are now $-20,000 in the hole and its only 6 months you have been open, what happened to the 75k a year, what happened to the freedom. Your are so emotionally hurt that you put everything aside for this, you dismissed your friends, your family for a lie. You sold everything in your possession to make it work, and it is now gone. You will have learned a lot about managing people and you will have learned how to be a professional lair, now before you come into the office for your interview, make sure you have a blazer on because that's most important in business, trust me go get one.

5.0
3 Dec 2018

Thumbs up!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

This is a solid place to learn if you are new to the industry and want to build your career in sales, marketing, and/or event management. It’s also a good place to get project management experience – well I guess there are a number of categories! As a professional with previous working experience at another marketing firm, I found Imminent to be a significant improvement. Their management is super professional and provides full support to you when you are getting trained. The pay and bonus structure is also pretty good. Good performers will not be left wanting for anything. If you put in the effort and deliver results, the company won’t hold out on paying you well.

Cons

One thing I found odd was that the company treated experienced professionals the same as fresh graduates who joined the business as interns. I get that it’s 100% promotion from within, but I really felt a bit overqualified for my first few weeks. I just put in my time and got past them, though.

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