Healthy amount of cons, with the worst being:
- Tough productivity quotas to hit, resulting in sales agents calling the same leads every single day. There's "no cold calling" but some of these leads given out were YEARS old.
- Required scientology management training in order to move up in the company. They'll say it's not scientology stuff, but it is.
- More on the scientology stuff, it's downright weird. Nuts what goes down in that "course room". When I came in for my interview, a mother of one of the employees that was dropping off her mail said to me "Get ready, they're all scientologists here..." I know they're not ALL scientologists, but I should've listened, lol.
- Gaslighting is rampant and there's a big lack of WLB, especially for account managers.
- Benefits are non-existent, and pay is low. Want to take a day off? You get like 3 in your first year, it's insane.
- Just not a fun job. I was ready to call it quits a couple months in. Some people have been there for years and love it (most are scientologists themselves with that long tenure), but for many people it's a revolving door of a job.
- Sales is frequently touted as the "favorite department", and while we were coddled in some ways, it was still rough. Imagine how the other departments feel?