R3 Enterprises
Former Employee

I also worked for this company approximatley 4 years ago dont have much to say but I always thought it was funny that you were told to solicit customers that had in plain view signs "NO SOLICITING". As well as the fact that on "road trips" the cost of a hotel stay came out of your pay and you had to share a room with up to four other people. The only way to make money was to sign new contracts. Which was understood but with commission isnt there some kind of pack up for quota not meant. Like a minimum wage sort of deal.

I agree with the last comment posted not getting 200.00 dollars even on some weeks was a big hassle if you had to take a road trip the next week. Where you had to take your own vehicle as well as food. I thought a company was supposed to pay for that type of thing but what do we know we're just simple employees.

Evening meetings were a trip you may get one or two reps to sign a new account on home field but using your regular customers was pretty much a fluke. Because you only made real money creating business for Rob. You made good money when signing new contracts dont get me wrong but the impact you would have even if you as a rep stopped in to check and they placed a hefty order you would get squat. Whereas had they been new, you get heavily compisated. I always thought that was a little bit of a drastic drop in your money making.

I just stopped going to work after I went into a building in downtown Orlando and was yolked up for soliciting in the building. When Rob was called, he urged me to continue to do what I was doing and argued with the security guard on how I was right and he was wrong for stopping me. That was it for me.

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centreville, Maryland
U.S.A.

Company: R3 Enterprises
Country: USA
State: Florida
City: Orlando
Address: 200 Traveled Ln

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