Appco Group Employee Reviews about "door to door"

Pros

Great energy, people are great and you get your exercise in. learn good sales tips.

Cons

First you will walk all the streets (door-to- door) a full shift in your interview attire, just as a test if you can handle the basic requirement of the job. Your basic pay is around $75 a day for each sale you will receive $15-$20. Your goal is 2 a day. still scrap money. Typically work 10-12 hrs per day. 6 days a week.

Pros

you will enjoy great friendly environment at office, improve your interactions

Cons

worst job to work for, go door to door to sale and it doesn't matter either there is a heavy rain or snowfall. when you cannot make even 1 sale at your first week they will fire you. you need to work from morning 9 AM to 11pm at night and working 15 hours a day you will earn only $70 per day. You wear suit to go office and change to go on field. They just want to prove they are professionals and speaks like they are billion dollar company. But there main job is to raise fund going door to door and asking for donation to help childrens. Nobody want make a fool out of themselves, there are far better opportunities than working in such place. working here will frustrate you when you go door to door and people will be mad at you saying GO HAVE A LIFE.

Pros

Cool office even though you don't spend much time there.

Cons

Everything else. They make you go into these multiple interviews just for a door to door soliciting job. You'll spend hours there and make waaaay less than minimum wage each day unless you get someone to buy into what you're selling. Don't waste your time here.

Pros

If you can do what they ask you to do.They will train you to teach others what you do,and in turn giving a greater commission.They work as a chain. If youre ok with losing your self respect, going door to door asking for charity money after studying so much, this is the job for you.

Cons

They dont tell you the real deal till the END of the interview process, which normally takes 3 days. you land up wasting your time.Extremely deceiving job profile.They rope in youngsters good in comminication skills, promise you lacs of money by the end of one year BUT.. you need to go door to door asking for charity, selling tata sky set top boxes, airtel sims etc. They work as a chain.people who do do this well for some time are given the opportunity to "train" other gullible people like them and after a few time they become "Strategic Business Managers" where you operate as subsidiary of the Holding Co. and have a crew of gullible youngsters going door to door selling stuff while you enjoy most of the commissions.

Pros

You'll know exactly what to watch out for if any other cult tries to recruit you.

Cons

It's a cult, multi-level marketing, pyramid scheme - SCAM. Comes in many forms under many difference "independent" marketing companies which often shut down and change their names to avoid liability. 100% commission door to door sales in all weather, 70 hours a week. Cultish tactics - lovebombing when you first join, they give you monetary incentives to make you believe that direct marketing is lucrative but by week 2 or 3 you will realise that you will earn next to nothing but by then you are brainwashed, using specific terminology like "negging out," "the field" "SEE principle," "3 steps" all to make you conform and fall in line. They sell you The Dream that you will be an owner in a year's time and will constantly make you focus on the future and not talk about how terrible your current working conditions are. Will belittle and guilt trip you if you take a day off even though they tell you you are self-employed and are your own boss. This isn't even the half of it. I could give an hour long lecture on how awful my experience in this company was. If you stay in this cult for longer than a few weeks it will destroy your social and personal life, your self-esteem and your finances. And they don't care because there is a revolving door and more desperate young/unemployed people to replace you and spit you out again. Don't even bother. If they call you (and they will about twenty minutes after you apply) hang up.