After reading a complaint on Bay State Alliance aka Trek Alliance, I decided to warn people about my experience with DC Advertising.
By labeling their companies "marketing" and "advertising" firms, one can be deceived. Do NOT be persuaded into interviewing with DC Advertising, Executive Advertising, Direct Link Marketing, or JSJ & Associates... They are all the same RIPOFF!
I made the mistake of going to an interview. My first interview was about ten minutes and they called me back the same day for a second interview for the following day. My second interview lasted from 8:45 A.M. To 7:00 P.M.! They told me that the interview would be partly informational and all our questions would be answered. That was not the case. I was told the job would provide full training, but rather was trained during my second interview when I accompanied a sales representative on his door to door sales. At the end of the day, I was offered the job and expected to accept with no time for my consideration.
The interview was a complete waste of time. Don't be deceived by the energy and enthusiasm of the employees, the portfolio of "Fortune 500" clients, or when the managers try to entice you with the thought of earning 80K after your first year. The companies are not reputable and perform sales strictly. The managers are not even educated in the areas of business. It is nothing but 100% commission with no benefits and MLM-pyramid scheme. I'd rather sell Tupperware.
Don't fall for it
Boston, Massachusetts
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