Mckenzie Holland Reviews

Pros

The people who I worked with for the period I was there were incredibly influential on my knowledge of business and start ups, I have never really had that kind of mentorship before in my life.

Cons

We worked pretty long hours compared to what I am used to but the information I got was worth it

Pros

Personal and professional growth is encouraged with regular clinics and one-on-one mentoring. Help is always available, you only have to ask. So many of the skills learnt in this role carry over into every day life. It is up to each person how far they want to go and how quickly. It's a great place to start to gain experience for whatever you do in the future, in this business or the next. I've been lucky enough to go on business trips around Victoria and NSW which keeps it exciting. I also enjoy working in a team of like-minded people who are fun and motivated.

Cons

Sometimes the travel arrangements are a bit messy so we end up wasting time. We aren't allowed to make too much noise because there are other offices nearby. In a young and fun environment this is fairly challenging.

Pros

- Extremely positive work environment. Everyone was so welcoming, and they helped you to do well if even I was struggling with something (no negative nancys) - Progression opportunity. I've worked in hospitality and education before and the progression opportunity was a big drawcard for me, especially given my only real sales experience was in high school at the cafeteria! - It's helped a lot with my general confidence when talking to people outside of work and in my day to day life

Cons

- Parking was limited and a battle. Ended up using underground parking which was $10-12 a day. - Didn't know I need to dress so formal! I had never worn a suit before so had to go and buy a couple of them

Pros

For this kind of work the earning potential is huge. The manager is open to ideas and rewards for being innovative, which in turn enhances personal development and the need to succeed. The staff seem really ambitious and fun which leads to a really social hard working environment. The company has an open door policy which enables new starters to get on and move up he ladder.

Cons

It is long hours, but if you work hard you are rewarded well and I have been able to travel which has been fun. I wish you didn't have to wear a suit though ! The office is in he City centre with no parking which I find costly.

Pros

Great motivational speakers, encouraging and helpful. Great potential for earning good salary and quite a sociable company. Makes you want to be more ambitious to achieve more for self satisfaction and appreciation

Cons

Can be a bit repetitive, long hours and not always the best journeys to and from work. The lack of on site parking can be an issue and needs to be addressed. Need to put the hours in to achieve results, when you are tired you don't feel like it.

Pros

-Extensive sales knowledge -Approachable & helpful management staff -Entrepreneurial view on the world -Training and development through the whole program -Ability to work autonomously -Great atmosphere and positive culture/people to work for -Represent biggest clients in the world Via my relationships built at Mckenzie Holland and the entrepreneurial skills/achievements learned I have moved into another industry as a National Sales Manager for a leading sport brand. I will be forever grateful for their effortless one-on-one training and mentoring that helped me secure a career for the rest of my life.

Cons

Some Saturday work Clientele Travel Parking access in surry hills

Pros

I enjoyed working at Mckenzie because it was a really social environment with a lot of support despite it being hard work. They foster entrepreneurial mind-sets which is exciting to see from a company.

Cons

Sometimes the atmosphere is a bit cheesy but this is to creative a positive environment.

Pros

Teams are fun to work in and the cohesiveness of the environment is good. There is many people leaving and many coming in, so that's something new too.

Cons

You are sold a dream - this is that 'you' too will become owner if you work hard at this game. This is a lie and the ad for the job is a lie too. Don't waste your time here because all you will learn is how to sell. You will work 13 hours a day and quite often make no money because it is a commission pay only.

Pros

If your great at working door to door sales, cold calling and harassing people.

Cons

Was hired to be a entry level management with training but ended up doing door to door sales representative.