customer service representative

entry level sales representative

entry level business development

promotions assistant

entry level trainee manager

Higher Kingdom Marketing

I recently completed a business and marketing course and would rate it 4 stars. The course was well-structured, covering a broad range of topics from market research to digital marketing strategies. The instructors were knowledgeable and presented the material in an engaging and easy-to-understand manner.

One of the standout features was the use of real-world case studies, which helped to illustrate key concepts and their applications. The course also included interactive elements such as quizzes and group discussions, which made the learning experience more dynamic and enjoyable.

However, I felt that some areas could have been explored in more depth, particularly advanced marketing techniques. Additionally, more hands-on projects or practical assignments would have been beneficial in applying the learned concepts.

Overall, it's a solid course that provides a strong foundation in business and marketing, ideal for beginners or those looking to refresh their knowledge.

I currently got hiring with HK marketing and Tracy James filled his position on an admin. He gave me that position and it has its Difficult moment, but I am still learning. He has taken me in as an assistant and a admin, and I am very appreciative of all the personal business time. He is putting into my work to make sure that Idifficult moment, but I am still learning. He has taken me in as a assistant and a admin, and I am very appreciative of all the personal business time. He is putting into my work to make sure that I am learning everything I can, The office culture is amazing. Everyone is super nice. And it’s fun to be here

If you are willing to stay as door to door sales for few months (making way less than minimum) 6 days a week 10 hours a day and driving about 20+ miles away to locations they sent you to, you can give it a try. I made up my mind to quit since day 1 and im glad i made that choice.
I mean, working on saturday is mandatory but not getting paid at all and just based on commisions is ridiculous.
Heard from an employee that has been working for 1 month making average $500 a week working 50+ hours.
If you are desperately need job, maybe this is for you. However if you are thinking quitting your current job and switching to this company, guarantee you will regret it

The company has a lot of growth and advancement potential in the next months to years. The opportunity with some of their clients let's you see a long term stability opportunity. However, it takes an investment of time to be able to be a part of that. If you want a career builder, this can be your option, but if you want a regular job, I'll be truthful enough to tell you this may not be your cup of tea.

If you're looking for a commission only job then this is a great opportunity for you, but that was not communicated during the hiring process. This is also not an in office job and you start at entry level no matter your experience. There is high energy in the office in the morning before you go door to door so I gotta give it that. Again if you're looking for a commission only job this is definitely for you, it just wasn't what I was looking for.

I recently use to work at this company's direct marketing and sales services, and I had a generally positive experience. Their direct marketing efforts were creative and effectively reached our target audience, leading to a noticeable increase in engagement. The sales team was knowledgeable and proactive, helping us close several important deals.

I thoroughly enjoyed my time working. The supportive work environment, collaborative team, and opportunities for professional growth made it a rewarding experience. The company's commitment to growth in the Marketing industry and employee development is truly commendable. I appreciate the valuable skills and knowledge I gained during my tenure.

This marketing company exemplifies excellence in the pursuit of success and growth. A dynamic force that not only embraces competition but thrives on it. 

Opportunities abound under their strategic guidance, as well as A true powerhouse in the marketing arena. If you like a competitive environment, this is your place, if not then I wouldn’t advise it. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
the poeple I met, everything else is bs

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
the lies and constantly changing the pay structure weekly

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
mislead and made to believe you can be a ceo but not 1 person was successful 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
12 hours no overtime pay and working 6 days

the work days are easy mon-sat and if its really easy you might make money but its not hourly for the first week you also gotta do alot of research befor you get this job or you'll get fired for upselling wrong information about their partner (currently verizon) good luck and have a bissnes mind 
they also have a pyramid thing going on like you dont make money until you reach manager tire.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Customer service representative 1 salary reported	$900 per week
Entry level sales representative 1 salary reported	$1,025 per week
Entry level business development 2 salaries reported	$1,050 per week
Promotions assistant 1 salary reported	$1,200 per week
Entry level trainee manager 1 salary reported	$1,050 per week

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