Global Work & Travel Reviews

Pros

Fun environment where you will make close friends and sell a great product. Daily sales and product training which can lead to quick development if you are coachable. Flexible working conditions, perfect for travellers, students and those after uncapped earnings.

Cons

No free parking nearby office.

Pros

You get to make peoples dreams of travelling a reality while working in a fun friendly environment

Cons

I can't think of any

Advice to Management

N/A

Pros

Culture is great and the team is very friendly. Management are friendly, fair and knowledgeable.

Cons

No free parking close by although there is public transport right in front.

Advice to Management

Fantastic recruitment process.

Pros

Amazing environment. Managers are very educated in industry. Great incentives. Home early

Cons

I worked the north american team and you had to start at 5:30am - 1:30pm but other than the early start it was a great place to work

Advice to Management

Keep it up!

Pros

The people were friendly and helpful

Cons

There were no cons at all

Pros

Great atmosphere with positive people who are like minded and yet all completely different and bring their own flare to the environment . Passionate travellers all round

Cons

Weatherspoons close location doesn't allow for saving

Pros

Really enjoy the fast paced atmosphere with a bunch of very outgoing people. Barely feels like work being able to be passionate and discuss travel all day while you learn a thing or two.

Cons

Paycheck is definitely small. Just enough to stay afloat especially at the beginning while gaining experience, but should get better the longer you stay involved with Global.

Pros

The Global Work and Travel Co. have really made me feel welcome and a valuable member of the team, even after just working there for a month. I get to talk about travel every single day and inspire, encourage and help fellow travellers have the volunteering and teaching experiences I've been able to have myself. I have to admit, I have genuinely cried about being a part of someone's travel dream and knowing that... I've helped that become a reality: there isn't a feeling quite like knowing that you really have changed someone's life for the better. I also love how there is constant training and feedback and there is proof of progression in the company which is always a positive. I'm a recent graduate and having this role as my first 'proper' job has been not only rewarding but exciting and challenging in the best possible way.

Cons

As is the nature of the job, you have good sales days and bad sales days and it's important to have that resilience to be able to do the job justice. Sometimes I feel like there is miscommunication between management and other team members which results in misinformation and misunderstanding of the best way to approach and handle a pitch.

Advice to Management

Generally speaking, management is fantastic and I appreciate both the positive and negative feedback. However, whilst both are valuable and I understand how explanations from my end can be seen as excuses, as mentioned above, I feel like a miscommunication between management and other team members can result in mistakes which are not entirely my fault as I have only been following previously given advice and it can... be frustrating to feel that you've messed up, even though you were only following what you've been told to do.