Eclipse Marketing

The day starts with any paperwork or phone calls that need to be taken care of. (Requesting a proposal, checking on information for a client, calling installers for updates on accounts, or pulling usage). That can take anywhere from 1-2hours depending on how built up it is.
Then planning where to knock.
Grab some lunch and then out the door to my area.
It takes me 15 min to get to my area, where I get out of my car and start knocking the doors.
I sometimes run into pleasant people, sometimes not.  I never know who will be on the other side of that door.
I do this for 5 hours a day, 5 days a week.

It is great exercise, you don't have to be stuck in a cubicle, and you get to know new people everyday. 

After getting home, I have a list of phone referrals that I will call for an hour before dinner and an hour after.  This ends my day with, hopefully, 1-2 leads everyday.

To add to that, I also have morning manager meetings twice a week where we report numbers for our area and get updates.

And, on a regular day, there also needs to be times to close the deals that were aquired on previous days knocking.

I worked at this company for a month or so, had to leave due to family reasons, but my experience during this time was very professional and constructive. I was very excited to move into a training role but unfortunately had to leave before that. I played sports in high school and college, so I was looking forward to the training and developmental side of this business. However, during my time at the client representative, I learned valuable skills that will undoubtedly be transferable in my career. Some of these skills include sales, public speaking, leadership, work ethic, and professionalism.

Great for someone who is serious about learning and starting a career since all training is provided. Managers are very willing to work with your personal life, not like retail where getting days off is like pulling teeth. If you are the type of person who feels like you get paid the same as everyone else at your current job but work much more, pic up shifts no one wants and get no credit then this is a great option. Promotions are based on your performance not anyone else or waiting for a management spot and they don't do outside hires so it's really nice to see people getting promoted when they deserve it. 10/10 for a career, but hard if you're just looking to "punch in and punch out" doing the same thing everyday it's not for you.

I loved working here. There was never a dull day. The team was always so excited to be there. They also were invested in me doing well, which pushed me to ask more questions and reach a level of achievement that I was be proud of. One thing that stood out is that in most sales related roles, they say "More. More.More" but I don't think this is the case, here. They really build the opportunity and make sure you are performing to the fullest of your abilities while acknowledging your successes. I highly recommend at least giving this place a try if you can.

My first impression of the company was how amazing the team is. Everyone is so friendly and supportive of one another and I genuinely like all of my team members not just as colleagues but as individuals -- I have never said that about any large group of people before...But the most impressive aspect of Alphalete Marketing  is the opportunity for personal growth and career development. I couldn't believe how much time and resources they invest into the training and development of their employees!

I've worked here for a little while and the feeling of being impressed by where I work hasn't worn off. Every day, the energy within the office is buzzing. I am constantly motivated to do well and given the leadership and mentorship needed to help me reach those goals. I enjoy the work that I do and the people that I'm doing it with. There are so many opportunities for you to move up here. Honestly, I couldn't be happier with my workplace.

Summer sales position that outsourced employees to different states expenses paid for (as long as you met your quota). it was a great experience and i loved the traveling involved. management was great and they really helped you progress if you had trouble selling. they really cared about the employees giving many luxurious and fun filled incentives for meeting certain high marks in sales. it was fun.

Eclipse Marketing is a decent job but don't try to stay and build a career there. You can get fired for the simplest stuff. Sometimes no reasons are given. Very cultish like with the chants and same recycled stories that they tell to try and "motivate" you. People their are nice but this is sales job so unless you like standing around and try to get sales inside of sam's club dont take it.

Having this job was such a learning experience. The focus on self and business development is especially helpful in creating a great work environment. This job has taught me to how to speak to anyone and has sharpened my skills professionally. I am confident in my newly acquired skills and there are ample people around to learn from. 

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