Emanate Connections Inc

The personal development is awesome. Except when they take it too far into toxic positivity. The pay is not great. They aren’t very clear at the beginning that you’ll be standing outside for 6 hours (make sure to buy a tent they aren’t provided) and that when you come back to the office after you’ve driven your car with no gas reimbursement you have to wait to close out the day with management in a one on one. Which means it’s actually a 10 hr day if not longer. The cause is great but the hours are much longer than they tell you. Not a great job for work life balance. They will also have staff that are leaders tell others not to talk to you. They don’t want you to just come in do your job well and go home. They want you to come early , stay after, sign off on their sales/marketing systems and get to “push week” where you get to stay or they push you out. They have favorites and will make you feel like some days they hate you especially if you didn’t collect enough donations. Also they have who ever you’re at an event with essentially spying on you asking what you’re saying and if you’ve talked about anything but personal development my advice don’t talk about yourself , your past or anything about you personally. Keep it only positive. They don’t want to hear anything negativity (toxic positivity) they don’t want to hear your event is bad , that you're struggling and they want you constantly “networking” make sure you always have personal development questions ready to go even if you know the answer. 

If you're looking for a job that will push you beyond your limits and will do whatever it takes to fatten their pockets while working you until you physically can't stand, then this is the job for you. The compensation that they have listed is only contingent on your performance on the "field" and the base pay will be eliminated after 6 weeks. Not to mention, you will receive no compensation for the gas you use to travel to the events. They focus on "professional development" and I do put it in quotes due to the fact that you will have to develop on their time. You will have to work 9 hours, breaks or as they call them "resets" will have to be self managed, and weekends are mandatory. Word to the wise, avoid applying to this job at all costs. Also, they will purposely send you to events that are based out of low income areas, but hold you responsible because they are all about "victim blaming."

I worked here for four months and had to resign bc of some personal stuff going on in my family. Ngl, this job does require a lot of time work and dedication so if you aren’t ready for that, than don’t do it. I made like 650 my first check, and than hit like a little over 800 for the rest of them. The job environment was pretty decent, I never really had an issue with anyone and they were all nice and pretty welcoming. The job itself isn’t hard to do so if you’re into like communicating with people face to face and that type of team interaction than go for it. Theres also a lot of personal development here and lowkey a lot of the stuff they talk about it helped me through some of my personal stuff so yea that was kinda cool to connect. Overall though, I think like any job there are pros and cons, but I made money so I didnt really mind it tbh. 

Going through the interview process was great, simple and straight to the point. Everyone was very outgoing and welcoming from the beginning. The position is self-paced with potential of upward mobility, so it does take someone who is highly motivated and wanting to grow personally and professionally. The knowledge and tools you need to do the job are provided, and if you have questions or need a hand there is always someone willing to help out. But overall it is up to you what you do with it, which can be challenging but also gets you out of your comfort zone (which was something I was not use to). The individuals who work here are encouraging and supportive of one another, which was exactly what I was looking for after leaving my last position. 

I worked here briefly and would not recommend this job by a land slide. The job relies on you chasing down people outside stores and or parking lots to raise funds for charities regardless of weather. On one of my shifts we set up a stand outside a major retailer to raise money for a charity only to be chased off by the owner . From there we went to go ask people in parking lots.  I was tasked to ask clients for money to help with suicide prevention in children . This company is heavily affiliated with Stand For The Silent and I would advise anyone looking into working here to investigate the charity first.  Over all it seems like a good place to work if you can manage the work.

They are very encouraging people that work there and are very active in the community. HOWEVER, I NEVER GOT PAID BY THIS COMPANY. Also, the pay rate that they list is VERY misleading. They raise money for non-profit organizations and your pay isn't weekly or hourly it is "commission" based. And what I mean when I say that is that you receive 10% of the total donations that you get for the week. Well, at least that's what they claim. THEY NEVER PAID ME. Also, you never know exactly or even approximately what that will be because they also tell you that you aren't supposed to count the donations that you were able to get each.

The people at the company themselves are fun but unfortunately it’s just not a long term line of work. Your real hours are gonna end up being close to 9-7 Monday to Friday. Saturdays are 9-4/5. You may drive to locations as far as PSL or Boca daily with no reimbursement or warning. Toxic positivity is very real and the mindset of if you aren’t getting donations it’s your fault not anything else-is pretty much the only thing to exist. 

Working here was definitely different from any job I've had. The culture is great I loved working with everyone. There's your occasional person that tries to create drama, but seems to get handled quick. They push a lot of Self Development and Professional Development, which truly made me a more confident and happier person. You will be pushed to your limits! I had to move back to Texas of I would have stayed with them.  

First job out of college and had such a great experience. Everyone is kind and takes the time to get to know each other.  I had the opportunity to gain so much knowledge and experience through working here. Unfortunately, I had something unexpected happen in my family and had to move back to be there with them, but they were extremely supportive and understanding. I plan on reapplying in the future!

We pride our selves on being a high energy work space, who wants to see our people grow. With growth there always comes growing pains and with my time at Emanate I have always had an opportunity to ask questions and always someone there to talk too. The person I have become in my time here continues to surprise my family and friends when I go back home! 

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