Total Glass Solutions Reviews

1.7

22% would recommend to a friend

(3 total reviews)

29% positive business outlook

Ratings by category

1.9

Senior management

1.3

Culture and values

1.3

Work/Life balance

1.0

Diversity and inclusion

1.0

Compensation and benefits

1.0

Career opportunities

Reviews by job title

3 reviews

4.0

26 May 2016

can make a decent paycheck

Windshield tech

Recommend

CEO approval

Business outlook

Pros

ability to make good paychecks and is up to you management will work with you if your a good salesman not a physically challenging job no prior experience needed

Cons

100% commission 6 days a week customer cancelations depends on what location you are put at, some are busier than others and allow more opportunities for sales

1.0

11 Jan 2022

Awful

Order processor

Recommend

CEO approval

Business outlook

Pros

None terrible company to work for end of

Cons

Everything it was all absolutely awful

1.0

30 Apr 2015

Beware the Pitch

Glass technician

Recommend

CEO approval

Business outlook

Pros

They call you a technician, but is a 100-percent commission sales job. That's all it is. The technical aspect of it is so simple that they're irrelevant. You sell X, you get Y. That's honest. The guy who runs it, Chris, is a good dude who shoots it straight with his employees. The amount of money you could make is (theoretically) unlimited.

Cons

You will not make very much money. Oh, you will hear tall tales of a guy in Dallas who's gonna bust six figs this year, or some guy who was making $5,000 a month before he got snatched up by some other company.You will even have co-workers exaggerating their take-home pay. Interestingly, it seems like all salespeople/technicians are cars-falling-apart broke. You have to work six days a week. They're slick with how they pitch the salary. Just make sure you understand it completely. I never saw anywhere near the number of sales opportunities they indicated would be available. It all depends on which dealership you get sent to. If it's a busy one, you'll be OK. If it's a slow one, you're sunk.