customer service representative

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Elite Marketing Group

Ive been  with Elite Marketing on and  off for  awhile. Back in the day they sent me to every college campus to market student credit cards. I had my boom box going on everywhere, and had a blast! They had me giving away everything including the kitchen sink, to the students, including free t shirts, mugs, cameras, backpacks, watches,  ipods, CDs, and you name it. Students filled out an application, and I got paid, and thats what it was all about! If things got tough, then it was time to break out the free pizza, that always worked! So many students walking around now, with a credit card issued by me, gotta love it!
Unfortunately the schools put the whammy on it, and it came to a grinding halt.
Now, they got me at the airports, meeting and greeting travelers, and selling them on a major airline credit card. It aint easy, because travelers are in a rush. Seems we talk more about their trip, than about the credit card benefits. It aint easy being on your feet all day with this gig! Fortunately, there is a Starbucks near by, I need my coffee to stay awake. anyway, this Airport thing is a far cry from the good old college campus days. I miss being the “credit guru” on campus. I need to get a lot of apps to make some money now, and it aint easy! My Managers tells us to “sell, sell, sell” The other guy says “check your ego at the door”, what’s that all about!?
I am a top seller, snd I don’t mind telling you or anyone else that!
I hope this is of help to y’all. You make up your own minds now.

The hardest part of the job was sometime you might get off to slower than usual start. We ran into these situations mainly during flight delays or when a plane arrived too late, which caused someone to miss their flight. 

Applying for the American Airlines Divend Miles Credit Card wasn’t a number one priority at these times. I knew that empathy and my tone of voice was crucial during these moments. 

The people that I’ve met was so rewarding and our team always knew how to keep one another’s spirits up.

Elite Marketing Group is a very unique company to work for. The job at hand is sometimes difficult but it definitely teach you how to handle different customers. The task itself involves engaging with customers and promoting the Delta Skymiles American Express. Each manager has a different personality, only one manager is a micro-manager. The most difficult part of the job is witnessing coworkers break rules and get away with it. The most enjoyable part of my job is meeting  customers.

A typical day at working for elite marketing is expecting to come into contact with so many people from all over including celebrities. I learned that you can not always accept no for an answer. The workplace was very competitive. Managers on duty ensure that reps were being productive. The difficult part of the job is mentally accepting not everyone would say yes. What I did enjoy the most about working for Elite was the fact you had unlimited bonuses and ways to make money.

Everything they offer is not promised or has some fine print to it. The requirements change on a person to person basis for advancement. Very unprofessional and the only winner in the situation is the “managers” they make all the money while not having to put in any real effort at all while you scrap pennies and make them money. It’s all one big pyramid scheme. If you have hopes to work for a real marketing firm this place will not prepare you for that.

Working at The Elite Advertising and Marketing, I have grown and learned so much. The company culture is fast paced, motivational, and exciting. The people are so welcoming and helpful. My favorite part of this job is  networking with many different people and getting to learn about the non-profit sector of business. This company gives you the opportunity to make as much money as you want and grow as fast as you want. I love it!

Elite Marketing group was a balance and fun place to work. You had to capture customers attention as they were locating their gate and inform them why getting American Airlines credit card would benefit. The hardest part is getting them to stop when they are in a hurry. The fun part of the job is meeting all walks of people and celebrities that do stop

A great place to work, never a dull moment. I have learned how to deal with those that are combative. My management style was always employee first. the most difficult part about this job is convincing clients how important the product is. The most enjoyable part of this job is when that client referred their family members.

Elite has been like a family to me since I began working there. Nothing but good memories. I learned a tremendous amount about business, people and the corporate environment. Great coworkers provided a fun and social work atmosphere while always getting the job done. C-Level Executives were always readily available if needed and had an open door policy exended to all employees in the office. Will miss them all dearly.

A typical day is meeting with the rest of the team in the morning and then heading out to our respective field locations to market our products.

Hardest part of the job is probably keeping a positive attitude through out the day. There's a lot of rejections involved

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