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Working at the MGN is cool it can be difficult at times, majority is worth the time and effort you put in, but it’s not as easy to get where you need to get to become successful. But what job really is?
 I think the mention of pay and what we do for the company shouldn’t be sugar coated just tell people what it is and give them the option to say okay this is or isn’t something I want.
 You really have to build mental fortitude to be able to do what the job entails, they say it’s just talking to people and for some people that may be true but for others who struggle with getting uncomfortable it’s much more to it.
 I do believe it’s possible to get through the program successfully and in a good time frame to become director but maybe don’t put so much pressure on people to get there? 
People are just tryna figure out life and themselves and this job does open doors but it’s opening peoples eyes about themselves and movement sounds great but they have to do the internal work to get there and some people just aren’t built for it. 
You really have to be disciplined. The culture is good but just like any other job it has it’s up and downs and different personalities you just have to understand you’re not there for them you’re there for you.
 I don’t agree with everything that’s said and done there but people aren’t perfect
. The company overall has a good thing going, they can be supportive and challenge you at the same time. 
The whole point is to get YOU to build an entrepreneur mindset if you don’t already have one. Take what’s yours and buy your time back I truly believe that can happen at MGN. 
But if you’re not built for it don’t waste time.. don’t be one foot in one foot out. 
Work life balance for me personally is where I struggle the most but if you aren’t a single parent with a lot of responsibilities then it’s a great fit lol.
 Even so, they work with me they support me and I am grateful for that.. If you truly want to build something for yourself and aren’t afraid to take the steps to get there that’s being asked of you then I say go for it.!

Very unprofessional, the work atmosphere is very toxic. The mental manipulation and gaslighting is top notch, I wouldn’t recommend even if you’re desperate. You can’t trust any of the managers AT ALL! They report back to the boss everything you say even if THEY ask you about YOUR personal life. And don’t think about being honest, they will use it against you.  

Typical work day: 
This includes you standing in office and in field for a total of 9.5 hrs. You’re basically asking people to make donations to you (begging).

What I learned: 
READ YOUR CONTRACT! They’re commission based, you get 30% of the money you raise which during holidays it’s hard to raise anything past 200. On the flip side, if you take everything with a grain of salt you learn how to promote yourself in any area of your life.

Management:
Do not trust them with anything. They will act like your friend and stab you in your back. Never take accountability for their own actions but expect everyone to be transparent and honest with them. 

Workplace Culture: 
Honestly I love the people who aren’t in management, they’re just as desperate to get out of the situation as the next person. Everyone who’s their basically was tricked and told half truths when interviewing. 

Hardest part:
Knowing that you’re giving each and every event your all and to be told you’re not good enough. They tell you the  only place you’ll ever find a job  at is Cookout or McDonald’s. They make it seem like such a great opportunity but want you to lie to everyone about your experience. 

The most enjoyable part:
Knowing that you get to go home at the end of the day to look for another job. 

Honestly do yourself a favor and keep looking. You’re so much better than the fake opportunities they throw at you. Also they will make you drive others to their events and only compensate you 5 bucks for gas… some of these places are miles apart and 5 ain’t cutting it. There is so much more I could go into but I hope this helps! 

During my time at the MGN Foundation, a typical day was fast-paced, engaging, and filled with opportunities to connect with people. The pace and promotion really depend on the individual’s mental and physical effort, which makes it both challenging and rewarding. I’ve grown tremendously in communication, discipline, leadership, and problem solving, with management playing a big role in that growth. The Director is like a Chipotle bag—real, direct, and no-nonsense, yet approachable and transparent, always giving feedback in a way that helps you improve. The workplace culture is high-energy, fun, and motivating, while still holding everyone accountable and creating teachable moments. The hardest part of the job is staying consistent and resilient day after day, but the most enjoyable part is definitely the people and culture—you’re surrounded by driven individuals who push you to grow while keeping the atmosphere uplifting.

Applied for the advertising/marketing associate, but was not given that position when hired. Everyone starts out as a client associate (lowest position), and your job consists of standing outside businesses and asking people for donations to a non-profit. While I did learn some solid people skills in the field, days were very long and I was not paid accordingly; if you want to make more money you'd be told to work weekends meaning there's no time for any social life outside work. Office environment was quite strange; the director is energetic, but can be very vulgar and highly unprofessional most of the time. Some co-workers can be very nice and pleasant to talk to however.

The MGN Foundation creates an environment where people can grow, challenge themselves, and learn how to lead with confidence. It is not just about short term results, it is about long term development and building the kind of habits that last. They focus on personal and professional growth by teaching accountability, discipline, and resilience. I appreciate how they set clear standards for success while also encouraging people to push beyond their comfort zones. The structure they provide makes it possible for individuals to take control of their own growth while having the support of a strong team around them.

The promotion path is well laid out. The job is not for everyone. If you are willing to put in an absurd amount of time following the first few weeks, then it can be a great job. Promotions are easy to come by if the right steps are followed, but after the first promotion the work life balance goes out the window. Managers work 6 day work weeks, they come in an hour earlier than the entry level and they stay well over an hour late. A typical day is 11-11.5 hours for a management member. Great job if you can give a job your all, lots of potential for money and growth. Just not for everyone and I overall wouldn’t recommend.

very fun, banter, being yourself is welcomed but most importantly...its REAL!! I loved the teachings that the director gave. Director was real, down to earth, fun, and knows how to be a person, I was free to have my feelings as was everyone else. Ive learnt alot about what i can and cant control in life. As a summer intern i can say hands down that this place changed my mindset for the better, i was seen and rewarded for my hard work. Everything is about perspective whether good, bad, or indifferent

This is a great place if you want rapid growth, meaningful travel and real networking opportunities, the company invest in people open door for New market and create countless opportunity to build a relationship across the country. If you see in a career for fast growth, meaningful travel this company delivers it, rewards initiative, and give you the platform to build skills relationship, and a global perspective.

The way this company is managed should raise many eyebrows or possibly be reported. The listed job openings entail the same exact job. I applied for the job assistant and was told I would be out on the field collecting money for the company L.E.A.D. A friend of mine applied for the communications assistant and he was told the same thing. Be wary if you actually want to apply here but the company is built on lying to good people. 

Yes this job helped me come out of my comfort zone and build more confidence. But I was treated very poorly and reprimanded. Felt very uncomfortable around the co-workers and felt very pressured in what I did. I even had a day when I cried I hated the job. You don't get reimbursed for miles or gas and the pay is very low.

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Entry level brand ambassador 2 salaries reported	$17.50 per hour
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