As many of the reports, I went through the same interview process. Unlike the others, I accepted the job. I worked about 6 months. It's like a pyramid chain. You have a leader and you must sell X amount of office supplies in order for your leader to be promoted to an assistant manager, then it's your turn to start training people and move up the ladder. It is 100% commission and you must sale $367 worth of office supplies in order to make $100. They only pay you 18% of your sale. The company is such a rip off that they move after about 12 months being in a particular city, so I was convinced that I was so awesome at the job and I should make the move hundreds of miles away with them. Stupidly I was totally brainwashed by these people and made the move. Of course I did, they promised a weekly salary rather than 100% commission. Of course that was a lie. They tell you once you are an assistant manager you'll make $1500 a week, well guess what... You are still 100% commission and that $1500 goes into a savings account for when you are a manger and start your own office. If you quit before you are promoted the money all goes back into your managers bank account.
Basically the job is driving all over the city wasting your gas, walking into businesses randomly and trying to sale some office supplies, or telephone service, which ever campaign your manager is assigned. You can google Cydor... That is the company that is above all the 200ish offices around the states. I have no idea how they are still in business. Don't work there. Once I moved back to my home state and filed my taxes I was given the paper work for, I was auditted by the IRS because they never filed... They gave me fraudulant paperwork.
It should have been a major red flag when I went to my managers house to hang out and Roxie doesn't even own a bed or a car! She's a 27 year old woman sleeping on the floor. Yeah, you make over 100k don't you?!!! Liars! How do you sleep at night being such decetful people?
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