Superior power,
Pyramid scheme posing as a legitimate marketing firm.
I was recently employed at superior power for an unfortunate several weeks
I intitially began my relationship with this organization by calling a job ad in the greensheet that said that average earnings were between 700 to 1200 dollars a week, after i called i was set up for an interview. When i went to the interview, i was obviously impressed by the facilities.
However, for my interview i was put in a room with about 30 other people, (some of them looked like they had just gotten done robbing a conveniece store)-t should have been my first warning sign. Then a large gentleman named Dustin Mcdaniel walked into the room and pretty much sold us on working for the company coming from a sales background i was instantly hooked on the idea of marketing energy, and I was hired on the spot and told to come back for a training that same week.
After completing a 2 day unpaid training that mainly consisted on mr mcdaniel talking and making us memorize a 2 page pitch that we would be using on our clients, we were finally set out on the 'field" were it soon became apparant that it was just another door to door shady sales outfit. However due to current economic conditions I stayed on for another 3 weeks calling on residential customers and trying to switch their electric providers.
My first week i signed up 14 customers and when paycheck time finally came 3 weeks later i was greeted with a 40 dollar paycheck... Even though i was an independent contractor i was aked to come in everyday @ 12 pm and getting home till 11pm and working all day in the hot sun. My reward was a 40 dollar paycheck... Needless to say i never came back...
It is obvious that the only people making money here is the people at the top, their Ceo Mike jarmana, and all his minions. They are just masters at selling the dream
Obviouslythis company is shady and preys on hopeful people looking for an honest living. Beware of this organization since they will exploit you!!!
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