Misleading during the interview process. I spoke to my friend, a labor lawyer, about them saying the average salary is twice what it really is on their job posting. She said that is considered fraud. I was too naive coming out of college to know better.
If you look at the past positive reviews, you can tell they are fake. For one, there are long stretches of time between reviews that are negative, yet the positive reviews come in at very short intervals of time to one another. The CEO overuses the term "to that point" which appears in one of the reviews. Others outline talking points exactly like they teach you to sell.
Don't be taken advantage of the way I was when I entered the workforce after school. This is not a good place to work. I strongly recommend candidates look at less amateur organizations before wasting years of their lives working here. Live and learn.
If you want to work hard (making 100+ telemarketing calls/day) without reasonable compensation, sign up for Vorsight. If you want to be 1,000x smarter than your boss, sign up for Vorsight. If you want to be in an environment that resembles a middle school sleepover, sign up for Vorsight.