This "company" is not actually a company at all. It is simply an office space rented by a larger company called Smartcircle. They have set up many of this offices in different states all over the U.S. They are run by individuals who have been "promoted" and have given each office a different name in an attempt to disguise the fact that it is indeed Smart Circle. Most of the offices are run by very young men who have no degree, or even any business experience. They are salesmen. They all started out marketing and selling services for direct tv inside of retail stores. (They ARE NOT EMPLOYED BY DIRECTV) They promote the salesmen in which they think would be comfortable screwing others over and working for a company that has absolutely no dignity. They do not work for direct tv, they simply market for them, and then get a cut from the sales they make. (Hint: If you buy service directly from DIRECTV, its cheaper:]) I will admit that there is potential to make money if you work for this company, but the chances are slim that you will go very far. They have recruiters that head hunt people to work for them. They hire new employees every day just so that they can fire employees everyday. Therefore, the chances of being there long enough to make a career out of it is slim. My advice is to work there for a week, earn a quick 400 bucks and leave. They train the recruiters to make promises of 400 a week pay guaranteed plus commissions, and also train the recruiter that they are not to give out any information on the job or the company, because they know that people will realize immediately that its a scam. The very very worst part of the whole thing is that any applicant that is over the age of 35 is automatically not considered. They seek young naive people who may not have enough life experience to grasp whats really going on. Aside from age discrimination, they also will not consider anyone who has a name that cannot be pronounced aka foreigners. Pretty much if you are not a young, attractive, Caucasian, your not going to get any further then a second interview, and the only reason you will be invited back for the second interview is so that the salesman can practice interviewing people. When you are invited in for your first interview, you will hear the same speech that every other applicant hears which is pretty much a sales pitch so that it will appear to be the best opportunity in the world. (its not. Trust me) What they dont tell you is that while the office is based in monroeville, you will have to drive to the monroeville office everymorning, and then drive to Sams Clubs and Best Buys ALL over the city as far as cranberry. Robinson, butler. And then drive back to the monroeville office at the end of the day. No compensation for gas, and you are not paid for the time you spend driving from store to store. You get paid for an 8 hour day, and end up devoting atleast 60 hours a week to this job. They say you get 400 a week base play plus 100 dollars per sale. They leave out the fact that you have to pay back the 400 base pay once you start making sales. So its near impossible to get a pay check over 400 bucks. Lastly, the men "in charge" are the most unprofessional people i have ever met in a business environment. There is Drug use in the office, in the cars on the way to the stores, and frequent trips to the bars. Adam Robinette is a phony, liar, and uses people. He is more interested in figuring out which female employee he can score with then doing whats moral and professional. My advice is DO NOT even waste your time going in for an interview, they will jsut try to sell you a job thats not worth your time.
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