SKY HIGH MARKETING - I worked for this company a month too long! They are very deceitful, and tricky with their manipulating ways. They promise you the world, and act like it is easy to obtain the management position as long as you work hard and dedicate yourself. What they don't tell you is that you will be selling pizzas certificates door to door and driving all over the state. Using your own gas and even driving their "assistant managers" to go sell with you!
If the "managers" supposively make the huge salary that they claim, why are they still selling certificates, and not even driving nice cars? This place is a scam. They have a high turn-over rate with employees, and expect you to be in their office at 7am. They make you stand in a meeting every morning until 9am and then send you off to sell. They tell you that you can head back to the office at 6 and 7pm is the cut off time. You end up working 12 hour days, and don't make one dollar if you don't sell a certificate.
They tell you on your second interview that you will get paid $400, and whatever you sell. They lie, and trick you into thinking that you will get make money even if you don't sell anything. I worked many days when I sold 1 or two certificates and walked out of there with $20 after embarrassing myself going from person to person trying to sell them pizza certificates.
This place is a waste of time, gas money, and gives you nothing but false hopes. I feel symphaty for all the young people, who are deceived, and struggle to drive or take the metro at such early hours in the morning. Please be aware of this company, and others like it. I wasted a month of my life strugling monday-saturday, yes... I said Saturday. Six days a week, 12 hours a day! They make money off the employees that do the work for them and they don't have to pay a penny.
All the other stories that I just read about Sky High Marketing are completely true. I wish I would have found those articles before I wasted my time and effort. Hopefully this story will help others.
Jason
alexandria, Virginia
U.S.A.
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