appointment generator

sales consultant

marketing coordinator

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canvassing manager

Energy One Windows

Meh, this job is okay for a short time.  I liked the flexible schedule - but that's mainly the only pro.  It offers no sick pay, no paid time off, no health benefits - and it's pretty sad they're only offering new employees $20/hr.  There are other more established companies that pay this amount and offer amazing benefits - like Amazon, Starbucks, etc. They have the highest employee turn-over of any company I've ever seen - every weekly meeting was a whole new round of people I didn't recognize.  Also be aware - they try to sell you on the fact that you can get commission - but I haven't seen anyone get over 1 appointment/sale per month - which equates to almost nothing in commission.  

This company also doesn't care about you. Check the contract - they can fire you without even telling you or provide any notification - one day you'll go to log-in to work and can't - and then they don't respond to emails/texts/calls.  They let me go right after I asked for a week off after having worked there for 7 months - mind you, it's not even paid time off.  I had never requested time off before - and I don't understand how they plan on keeping employees around when they act like this - of course nobody stays. I was their longest standing employee as an appointment setter in  this state.

This is a part-time low paying job where they want you to commit like it's a full-time 40 hour a week job. The reason they keep it under 30 hours a week for work is simply because they don't want to have to provide any benefits. There is more to company culture than a group chat with emoji's - EnergyOne!

Beyond the company culture -  The truth is this job requires you to go knock on random doors all day and it can be dangerous. I've been threatened many times - I've had people scream at me to get off their property, I've had GROUPS of people come up to me on the sidewalk screaming at me to leave their neighborhood -and men that have followed my car out of aggression.  It's a very common occurance to have the police called on you. Your boss will shrug it off and say it's not a big deal, but honestly - who wants to have the police called on them for simply doing their job? I thought it was scary as a woman - but my boss told me that men have gotten gun's pulled on them at houses - so it's simply just not safe it or worth the risk especially considering it's very low pay with no benefits.

All-in-all it was okay for a short time in between actual jobs, but don't plan on making any long term plans here with this company.

I didn’t get to work here for long, I had a lot of family stuff going on and it effected my work, I would constantly keep them updated on my family they would go to everyone that belonged with the company and tell them after I told them to keep the info to themselves, I was very mistreated by someone there who think they are better then everyone on that team they will compare you to other people if you aren’t as good as them no matter when they started. After everything that I went through with this company on being effected by one person then having multiple family tragedies I was basically forced to go on commission based pay only, if you work here you have to keep personal info to yourself and make sure you keep a smile on your face and act about as fake as everyone else that works there. Also some people that work there get the bonuses and some people don’t and they will act stupid about it to 

I worked 2 months at Energy One as a summer job last summer in 2024. From the interviews, to training, to working with others or solo some days. It is all great and managed so well. The culture there is rich in terms of go getters who are competitive but also open to learning. We had frequent trainings that Everyone participated in and grew from in different ways. At first I was nervous to work there because of age gap and holding a job like that but that went away probably within the first week and a half. Everyone there was welcoming and supportive. People want you to succeed there which to me was important. Overall, I had a great experience and learned a lot of sales tactics and skills that will stay with me for the rest of my life. 

Not a good company to work for if your looking for a long time stable job. You will not make anywhere close to six figures. No one wants windows to be installed in their house. Company will only pay you good if you make them a lot of money, then you get compensated. No one hits quota, to high of expectations. you can't tell homeowners what to spend their money on

Absolute best team of people I’ve ever worked with. My manager was Gave and he was the most understanding manager there was. I was a hard worker and made the company a lot of money and honestly did not want to leave but had to because sales can be rough on a person with poor mental health. The company tried to keep me on as best as they could but ultimately I knew it was my time to go. Would 100% work there again in a flash they have a great work atmosphere and you have to be able to hold yourself accountable for the money you will be making there. Potential to make more than manager and directors. 

Thought I would give the door knocking industryca try, but this company definitely turned me away , bad management company is filled with liars no structure , if you don’t sell you don’t have a job, and if you decided to fall short on your hours even if an emergency happens but still set appointments they won’t pay you if you get fired or quit, none of the employees have management experience yet try their hardest to be a manager, this just goes for the Vegas location, high turn over rate the plus side is you’ll learn a lot. Down side they won’t pay you when you quit or they fire  you .

Knock door to door to set up appointments with homeowners to see if they are looking to replace their windows. This is a big investment for homeowners which is why a lot of them cancel. All of the reps. Set appoints in the past and the clients cancels. There’s a low percentage of appointments that’s turns into sales. There’s like 1-4 sales month with a team of 9 representatives. Training paid $25/hr after those 2 weeks the job offer agree me to “expired” and was paid minimum wage $7.25. $500/month barely to get around to knock door to door. It was really hot outside and there are days when no one answers

I came on knocking for this office and it all seemed well at the beginning. Made a few sales to start but the weekly training was lacking. After some weeks my sales dried up and I think it’s because we never practiced the pitch in office. There was a lot of drama too and bad mouthing of people behind their backs. At the end there weren’t enough people to run appointments, the boss kept leaving for vacation and one of the sales guys left. Wouldn’t return but it paid some bills

This is a great company to work for especially if you have a knack for sales and the environment is really laid back and supportive as well. The opportunity to make alot of money is there right from the start and there is no cap on the sales you can set so that means no cap on commission! The approach they teach you is not like any other company ive been with and can say this is definitely a no pressure marketing  job that pays hourly and commission which is one in a million if you ask me. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
I got to met new people every day 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Got hit when I was pregnant and they blamed me and didn’t do anything besides tell me it could have been even if she didn’t hit me

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Toxic shows favoritism stressful

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Go into the office get mocked drive to the house he knew couldn’t afford the windows get no appointment drive home then he complain the next morning

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Appointment generator 1 salary reported	$15.00 per hour
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Commissioner 1 salary reported	$125,000 per year
Canvassing manager 1 salary reported	$142,500 per year

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