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You have to go door knocking and give this speech on how customers should want to upgrade their windows, doors, patio covers and fire retardant paint. They would drop us off and had us walking in different cities by yourself from 9am until about 6:30pm sometimes in the blazing heat or freezing cold, or when the wind is blowing at high speeds. The pay was not worth the stress of having to meet a quota everyday of how many sales you need to bring in which was hard because the managers would take the areas they knew customers did not upgrade yet and give the other canvasers area that customers had upgraded. Within a month I was let go for not having any sales, I hated the job anyways so I was happy to final be gone from a job that was so stressful. So if you want to be walking every block house to house in every type of weather then this is that kind of job.

A typical day would be walking around in a random city knocking on home owner's doors try to convince them to buy our products. I learned how to talk to people in a smooth matter to make our products seem more appealing. The work place is outdoors, in random neighborhoods; at times it can get extremely hot. I've had days where I work in 105 degree weather. Most people who answer the door once you knock on it will yell at you and tell you to leave. It is very rare for a kind person to answer the door and actually listen to what you have to say. It is even more rare for a person to actually buy into anything you're saying. The most enjoyable part of the job is the hour long lunches we have.

A good place to work, if you're motivated you can make a lot of money. There was a lot of walking and standing involved. The job was pretty easy if you know how to sway people and sell your personality. On the other hand, canvassing was the worst part of all of my sales experience that I've ever had. Homeowners most of the time wont even give you their time of day. The most enjoyable part of this line of work was the big paychecks when you got sales. I hope I can make that kind of money again soon.

Having a great day each and everyday really helps a person's ability to perform in the work place or the field.  Taking giant leaps towards spring your career goals. Like becoming manager or shift leader helps build leadership qualities in a person that he didn't even know that was there which will allow him to make the right decisions in the field uncertain situations occur.

Great place to work. Brian Jones is full of integrity. If you work hard you will be appreciated. The level of care that this company has for its employees is rarely seen these days. If I hadn't decided to leave the state I would've stayed with California Showcase Construction indefinitely. I can't think of a better company to work for.

great pay if you like sales. door to door regardless of the weather. Felon friendly. give them a clean drug test they will give you a job. 2weeks paid training. Company shuttle to and from area. Great bonuses. 

Fast-Paced. Competitive. On-The-Job Training. Established, Local-Owned, Home Improvement company. Business Casual. Training Materials provided. Paid Training/Evaluation.

There is fantastic opportunities at California Showcase Construction to make great money and to move up. The people that do well listen to correct instruction and are open minded and willing. People also must be self motivated.

12.00 an Hr regardless of your Sales experience plus 5 percent on Windows. Company takes your commission if you get afired quit or go to jail anPaCovering

This is a great place to work!....nothing but stars here. I learned quite a bit about door to door selling and how to properly "conversate" with homeowners and at the same time accomplishing personal and company goals.

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