Employee - Pattern Maker Score Marketing Employee Review

I really don't get why people say this isn't a real company. I have been with this company for a couple months, and there's nothing "fake" about it. This might not be for everyone, and that's okay, but it doesn't mean that it's not real. I have learned so much within the last couple months of being here. They offer a great training program, we have conference calls a couple times a week, we get paid every week, and we come to the office every day. I personally enjoy the the job, the work, and my co workers and managers. I feel that everyone is very supportive and helpful.

It is very team friendly here, you hardly every work alone, so if you are looking for a 9-5, cubicle job, this isn't it.

I do not have any Pros

This is not your typical company. This is an MLM scheme. It has all the characteristics of an MLM with the only exception is you do not have to recruit because they market as a legit company in order to bring people in. However you do not get promoted by the people on your team you get promoted by the amount of sales you can make but the moment you fall short you are immediately demoted. You are highly encouraged to partake in the service or product that they are marketing at the time. They don't want you to take no for an answer no matter how often they say no. Team meetings in the morning that showcase how other teams are selling and who had new hires. They market themselves as direct sales, but they tell you that hey you're getting good on the ground floor. If you are to look up the CEO of the company you do not see that they are CEO of score marketing but of a completely different company. At the time I was hired score marketing did not have a parent company as far as what I researched. Avoid this CEO. Avoid other companies that fall into this plan. If they are not a direct sales company and you are not a salesperson avoid them at all costs. Don't get scammed. Don't get bs'ed. Don't waste your time. Also this company is now closed and I do believe they are marketing under a different name.