OEI Reviews

Expectations of installing, marketing, and networking were skewed. the business model is not sustainable with drive time included unless 40+ hours are expected with 30-hour pay. The pay was very low for the time and effort. No residual income model in place. 10 years into position, and you will still need to do the same work for similar pay, or a small base-pay bump.

While I can't speak for many "cons" I feel I must give some constructive criticism as nothing and nobody is perfect. There are many times where we are mistaken for "sales people" trying to make a profit or gain a commission. With the field we work in, clientele often have a hard time hearing and therefore understanding, and this makes it very hard to explain that I am not "selling" anything and that I am indeed helping them. Likewise, it is just as difficult to convince their doctors of this, and often more difficult to convince them to help people just as I do. With that being said, the challenge of these things never deters me from my work, and I often feel it helps inspire me to keep going. There is no greater feeling than hearing people and doctors tell me how grateful they are for the work I do, and I do not mind at all having to earn that.