entry level sales and marketing

entry level marketing associate

entry level marketing representative

Copper Spectrum

I was a stay-at-home mom for 12 years, and this was my first job returning to the workforce. Honestly, it has been one of the best companies I’ve ever worked for. They truly care about their employees, and the impact we make in the community is like no other. Being able to help people every day makes the job very rewarding.

A typical day at work:
My typical day includes answering calls, helping clients, scheduling appointments, and assisting the team with administrative tasks. It can be busy at times, but it helps the day go by quickly.

What I learned:
I’ve learned how to stay organized, manage multiple tasks at once, and communicate better with both clients and coworkers. The job has helped me grow professionally and strengthen my administrative skills.

Management:
Management works to keep things organized and makes sure the team stays on track with daily responsibilities.

Workplace culture:
The workplace is professional and focused on helping clients. Everyone works together to make sure things run smoothly.

I was excited to learn I could have an opportunity here. The job description is very misleading and doesn’t explain the full disclosure of the cons, just focuses on the “pros” if there were any. You have to promote to sell backpacks, and it’s not a base pay, only dependent on how many sales one makes. So if you want to make money, do not go here. On top of that you are required to go all over Houston and there’s no compensation for time or gas when you drive (especially now that there’s a crisis going on). Baking in the Texas heat outside is also another thing you have to do while dressing business casual like. So unless you want to work for peanuts (if that’s still a phrase), and soak in the Houston heat all day, and drive your car miles and miles every week, run away. Good thing I realized that three days into this position before it was too late.

Copper Spectrum is a great company to work for! They work with clients all over the nation ( usually organizations giving back to people). Right now, they are focused on expanding. This have given many people, including myself, the opportunity to get promoted, and build a career. It’s a plus that they ONLY promote from within. It also only took me 8 months to learn everything, and apply it. Now, I’m promoted to an upper management position, making a good living, while also helping other people! 

Copper Spectrum was a great first job out of college. They provided great opportunities to advance within the company, but also provided just opportunities to learn business. Management cares about your personal and professional development, and help push people past what they thought was possible for themselves. Even though I decided to not grow within Copper Spectrum, the lessons and skills I pulled from them allowed me to confidently search for a new opportunity in other companies.

This job was horrible. I was an Entry Level Marketing Associate, and was completely misled by the job description. I thought I would get base salary, but was informed that I was only getting 30% commission as my pay and that’s it. No salary, minimum benefits. On top of that, I had to stand outside in the blistering Houston heat and sell backpacks to people that may not buy them. For every unit sold, I’d receive $6. That’s not much considering that half the time, people just want to get out of the heat. 

Overall this job is a horrible investment in your career. I’d suggest looking elsewhere for work.

Worked here for a bit while taking a break from college classes. Youre selling backpacks for donation outside in the heat but thats not why i stayed. Management honest to god cares about you as a person and wants to help you succeed. They have a clear mission and everyone supports each other which is kinda refreshing compared to other jobs ive had. Only 4 stars bc you deal with people outside the company and people can be idiots. 

If youre looking for a place to grow and be around awesome people, this is for you. Just gotta have an open mind and be willing to put in the time.

Awesome opportunity to grow with the company. My experience was awesome!! Had to leave the company as my family moved across the country. 
Progression is based on your work, not seniority which I loved. 

HIGHLY recommend for those looking to get into marketing! 

I worked at Copper Spectrum for close to a year before life took me away from Houston. This has to be the most challenging, yet most fulfilling job I've ever had. It taught me so much about Effective Communication, Sales, Marketing and Management Skills. 
If I ever move back to Houston, this is the company I'll be working for!



The work at this company is very gratifying. It can be tough at times but there’s always a manager or co-worker there to help you. If you apply the tools that the company teaches you the work can become very simple. 

Some of the most rewarind work I’ve done in my life and has grown me exponentially compared to my previous positions. 

One word. Terrible. This job absolutely sucks. You have to stand in the front of Ace Hardware or other random stores and sell backpacks and suicide subscriptions in the blistering heat. There’s not room for breaks, and the least best management one could ask for.

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