Expected to talk to 100+ people an hour selling pillows/skincare/sheets/haircare, etc. This means standing at a table in HEB, Sams Club, or Costco and harassing every single person walking by. Expectedly, the people are usually rude or irritated. They don't want or need your product. They say you'll only be making $8/hr with NO BENEFITS WHATSOEVER for a short time, in less than a year you'll be earning six figures and running your own office. Everyone admires how much owners and managers make and how they can afford to go on vacations whenever, buy expensive cars, whatever, but no one asks why they can't afford the ones who are really working more than $8/hr, or maybe provide some health insurance. If you're hitting net goals, the office doesn't pay you anything at all, the client (ex. pillow company) does.
The workplace culture is creepy. Everyone treats LOA (Law of Averages) like it's a religion. "Trust in LOA! LOA always plays out if you do xy and z!" Turnover is crazy high too. Jennifer employees 10-15 people, but 1-3 quit every week which means she's hiring 1-3 people a week too. That's why she does interviews all day. She can't hold on to an employee longer than a few months. But no one in the office is ever allowed to say anything negative or bring up the missing faces. They just chant the same approved messages.
They also give you your schedule the day of, and never more than a week ahead of time. And you'll spend at least 2 hours a day on the road.
