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An Unprofessional Work Environment and Predatory Recruitment Tactics - Independent Sales Advisor Rise Network Group Employee Review

1.0
Aug 4, 2025
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Pros

Application was responded to very quickly, interviews and contracts followed within the week. Supervisors were cooperative in up-skilling the employee and the company’s clients (BT/EE, British Gas, Milk&More) seemed impressive.

Cons

A promise was made of a salary in the job description and induction, but this turned out to be a set payment barred behind a sales target. The supervisors were unable to demonstrate this sales target being met despite requiring it of the new recruit. Travel to locations would not be subsidised, and the locations themselves would be revealed to the employee at very short notice. A general lack of professionalism in regards to communication and organisation was glaringly apparent. Supervisors would often showcase unsuitable behaviour on the field such as putting on accents or speaking ill of the residents. Supervisors would still be subject to the training pay even after being promoted.

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1.0
Jun 4, 2026
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Pros

Your self employed that’s about it

Cons

Base Salary isn’t actually a base unless you hit a quota

2.0
Jan 12, 2026
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Pros

A clear, performance‑based progression track — promotions and leadership opportunities aren’t time‑based but merit‑based. It is described as an energetic, supportive team environment where colleagues encourage each other and celebrate wins.

Cons

Base salary isn’t guaranteed and that a promised wage is actually tied to hitting sales targets — sometimes without clear documentation. Because you’re out meeting people all day, it can be taxing physically and emotionally — not great if you prefer structured office hours. not being told ahead of time that the role involved knocking on doors and cold‑engaging the public.

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