29 Nov 2017
Good Pay. Lousy Management. No Training.
Anonymous employee
RV World Reviews
2.2
23% would recommend to a friend
Ruben Gerzeny
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3 reviews
1.0
23 July 2013
Could be a great company if they didnt treat employees like kids and micro-manage
Former employee, more than 3 years
Nokomis, FL
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
Money can be good. If you are lucky enough to work for Ron O'Donnell, you might like working here. He is a very good sales manager. None of the negative things in this review are a reflection on Ron O'Donnell. If by chance you are a G.M. or dealership owner, in need of a good sales manager...he would be someone I would highly recommend.
Cons
Family oriented....as long as it is their family. Money is good, but they will burn you out. Days and time off beyond your scheduled days are highly frowned on. Dont have any family emergencies that last longer than two days and you'll be fine. Management likes to treat employees like kids...punishing the whole team for the actions of one...even when they know who the one was. There are mandatory sales calls (20 per day), which are very old leads, and they must be called, notes made, and sheets turned back in each day. With all the busy work....you might have 1 to 2 hours per day to do real work.
4.0
27 Nov 2010
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
If you enjoy people, traveling by RV or the opportunity to earn an above average income, in these challenging times, then you may well find a place among RV World Inc. employees. This is a family owned business, built on the customers satisfaction and has survived the down-turn due in large part to, repeat customers. Working here, unless you have a specialized area of knowledge, such as, IT, Nursing or accounting - can be be very rewarding, financially.
Cons
We are in a seasonal industry. Here in Florida - our season of sales is between November - May each and every year. There is time called the 'Hundred Day War' wherein you fight for every sale and either experience feast or famine. Otherwise, unless you cannot stomach this cyclical market, it is still quite a good economic opportunity.