Vector Marketing Employee Reviews about "make a sale"

Pros

Some of the best items that I have had the opportunity to sale and conduct demos for.

Cons

I can't think of anything that is currently wrong with Vector Marketing

Pros

Managers are very helpful and understanding that you might not make a sale all time. They have gotten back to me about questions I've had very quick. They don't rush you or put a lot of pressure on you

Cons

Well I just started so I don't really know if it will be profitable for me.

Pros

Flexible Schedule and you are making appointments and get paid even if you don't make a sale. You can make tons of money if you're determined enough. Also they have on going training.

Cons

Quite honestly yesterday was my orientation so I really don't see any cons to this yet. I believe I can sell if I pay attention to those who have succeeded at it.

Pros

With Cutco, I'm able to control how much or how little I work. It is my responsibility to set up appointments with the client and capture the sale. My manager Andy is extremely supportive and has helped me improve and better my sale after every appointment. Cutco provides such an amazing environment to grow and improve individually.

Cons

The only downside to Cutco is if you are not confident you will not succeed. So for any sales reps out there, be confident in the interview, in training, in your appointments, and in life and I promise you will succeed.

Pros

One of the best things about working here is my team. My supervisor is very encouraging whenever I make a sale or don't sell anything. I learn so much for everyone; I learn how to be a better team member and just a better person in general.

Cons

It's disappointing when you're trying to sell something and you don't. It's very discouraging when you work hard and get told no.

Pros

-flexible schedule though they expect at least an average of 1 appointment per day and one sale per week -nice managers team and very small training group -lot of income potential

Cons

-Very hard to sell over $1k sets to the ppl I know, we buy cheap kitchen knives costing a few bucks and they have lasted us for years -they always assure you that you will get 10 recommendations per appointment and average of $360 per appointment which is just not true for everyone -the only customers you have are the people you know. So you have to contact them and basically ask them to help you out with your job. They really pressure you to call everyone you know and get them to buy the knives. Of course the managers say that it's no problem if you don't make any sales because of the $20/appt base pay but they again expect you to make the average of $360 a appointment from people you know -it just feels like I'm using my friends and family to make money off them -people I know and presented to have mainly bought knives from me out of pity or social pressure. It just doesn't feel morally right to meet my friends parents for the first time and the first impression is that I'm going to sell them stuff.

Pros

Flexible schedule and you still get paid even if you don’t make a sale

Cons

Not everyone will say yes to a sale

Pros

You get great learning in how to actually sale productos while supoorting a family owned business.

Cons

Work from anywhere not just a building.

Pros

Good pay for students with every call or you get a percentage of every sale you make

Cons

Before working for them they made it seem like the job was going to be completely different than it was and it was essentially a pyramid scheme. They also say they are very flexible with working around your schedule if you are a student but once you work for them they are very demanding and not flexible with your schedule.

Pros

Free knives, great incentives and rewards, fantastic retreats that the company pays for, great managers/training. The company has a lot of great opportunities to succeed and it is isn't a difficult sale at all. The knives sell themselves so you just need to make the appointments.

Cons

Limited amount of earning potential, takes time to increase commission, on your own once trained. The job can get pretty tedious and monotonous and you will want to do something different after a few months, but it is a great experience and you make quick cash. Plus, it's a good resume builder.