Exemplary Sales Career - Residential Connectivity Sales Specialist Spectrum Employee Review

5.0
29 Oct 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Flexible schedule, excellent $50,000 base salary, bonuses such as gift cards and other items of your choice, uncapped bi-monthly commission checks and my highest monthly commission check is $5,600.00, great health and wellness benefits and 2 types of retirement savings plans, non-employee contributed and employee contributed 401 k Plan, Health Savings Accounts/HSAs and Flexible Savings Accounts/FSAs, generous Paid Time Off/PTO such as up to 3 weeks / 120 hours of paid Vacation your first year in a Sales Position, 7 Paid Holidays, 4 Paid Personal Days, Paid Sick Time, Company Paid and Discount Telecommunications Services such as Spectrum Charter Communications Voice Home Phone, Cable and Streamimg HDTV services, Wi-Fi High Speed Data Internet services and Mobile Phone services. Gas Mileage Reimbursement Checks usually every two weeks with your normal bi-weekly sales pay checks, bi-weekly commission checks. Up to $10,000.00 Yearly online College Tutition Paid for by Charter Communications. Up to $10,000.00 at Campus College Tutition Reimbursement via Spectrum Charter Communications! Spectrum Charter Communications is a Top 50 Work Place to work for in the entire United States of America voted by Fortune 50 Magazine and this means Charter is one of the Top 50th Best Places to work for in our entire Blessed United States of America!

Cons

Not enough time to invest all of this beautiful pay check!!!

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5.0
16 Jun 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The overall culture feels welcoming and inclusive, and the work environment is generally supportive. Having an hourly wage plus incentives provides a nice safety net during slower traffic periods. My manager has been consistently flexible with time off and attentive to employee needs. The benefits package is strong, and PTO/Vacation time accumulates quickly long‑term employees can earn up to a full month+ of vacation time per year. Sales targets are usually achievable with a reasonable amount of effort on a normal day.

Cons

Commission rates are on the low side, and incentives are tied to overall store performance rather than individual merit. This means that even if most reps are performing well, one struggling rep can prevent the entire store from earning bonuses. Based on what I saw, this wasn’t always applied consistently. Yearly reviews follow the familiar “no one gets 5 stars” pattern, which conveniently limits raises and makes it difficult for wages to keep up with inflation. Management’s focus on sales can become overbearing, especially on slow days when expectations don’t match the actual foot traffic. There’s also pressure to generate sales from long‑time regulars who have made it clear they aren’t interested in additional services. The system used for daily order entry can be buggy, sometimes requiring multiple attempts before an order is accepted. Sales performance is measured in percentages rather than raw numbers, which can skew results — smaller stores with fewer transactions can outrank larger stores that sell significantly more, simply because their percentages look cleaner. A significant portion of customer interactions involve issues we can’t resolve in‑store. Customers misdirected by phone reps, door‑to‑door reps, or other channels often end up in the store expecting help we aren’t equipped to provide. Over a third of my interactions were some version of: “I need this.” → “We can’t do that here; you’ll need to call this number instead.”

5.0
17 Sept 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Compensation, work life balance hours, benefits, fun environment that offers lots of learning and growth potential

Cons

Strict on dress code and professional appearance

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