Greenspire Reviews

Pros

Sky is the limit if you want to work hard and earn some good $$. Solid company that has a great set of benefits and events. Good team atmosphere.

Cons

Customers come first at Greenspire. So there is some weekend work.

Pros

This company really cares about you

Cons

So far no real cons

Pros

This company takes care of it's employees, they promote gender equality, give fair chances, they believe in people and if someone is feeling like they aren't good at their position they make sure to find a suitable department so that they don't feel like they have to leave the company. Their health and wellness program is incredible and they promote the well being of their employees. Executives are very humble and very welcoming. Great place to work!

Cons

None that I can really think of besides the norm...

Pros

There are a lot of them, it all depends on the individual though. This company and role offer autonomy, huge growth potential, earnings, a rewarding job spreading tech to help the environment, stock options, medical benefits, bonus', awards, advancement, among many others. The company culture is fun and very supportive. The team will hold you hand and teach you everything you need to know to get the job done.

Cons

It is a results-based company, the environment can be very challenging. It is definitely not a role that everyone will succeed in. Will require 100% focus and effort to really grow and succeed, not a part-time gig to do on the side.

Pros

The people here are awesome. They work hard to support and train you which is a new thing for me compared to my last employer. I think it’s cool we get to be outside and working w people to save them money and save the planet too

Cons

It’s ALOT of work. I didn’t realize I would have to work so hard. But the team makes it fun as we talk and get together often. Even though it’s hard work I think I found a home here.

Pros

A bit of gas money. But you’re gonna end up spending it on maintenance with the wear and tear they’re gonna put on your vehicle.

Cons

They took all the newer people in a room during a weekly sales meeting and said “ok let’s all open Glassdoor, cause if we have more people working with us we’ll all benefit” and told us to write 5 star reviews. So I wouldn’t trust all the reviews on here. They hire anyone with a car. If you’re reading this you probably either are about to interview or just had one. Beware of any company with a “talent acquisition specialist” that just does mass interviews. They called me several times and had the sales managers call me to convince me to work with them after my interview cause they want sales reps so badly. They ask you to produce your own lead before sending you out on their leads. I avoided it, but saw other new people sell solar to their own mothers at full price for a pathetic commission a quarter the size of other companies. And if you mother doesn’t buy, they will forever be in their system of leads to try and pitch. 80% of your leads will not be home, so they pretty much ask their sales people to canvas in the neighborhood that your lead was supposed to be in. You’re gonna be either knocking on random doors or you’re gonna be sitting in your car. They have meetings stating that everyone needs to sell more and treat everyone as if they’ve been working there for years even though the most seasoned program facilitator was only there for 2 months. They have a very high cancellation rate for sales. They’ll send you to your customers homes to force the homeowners into the installation if they want to cancel. Managers are VERY aggressive salespeople. They are pretty strict and seem to not care anyone. I’m not a psychologist, but they seem to be narcissistic sociopaths with zero empathy. It was sometimes entertaining to see the lies and stories they come up with though. They force you to have repetitive sales meetings. And sales conference calls almost daily. The commissions are very low compared to others in the industry.

Pros

Support for team members to succeed

Cons

Can have long days and short breaks