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If you really are interested in getting your foot in the door with wireless companies, I strongly suggest getting in with a COR store than an Authorized Retailer (which is what MW is for AT&T.) At least if somethig were to happen, a COR store has a Union to help you. AR's are independently owned. DMs will straight up lie to your face and say let them know whenever you need them which is so disgusting because they leave you fending for yourself when you need them most. They offer a military discount, which is good but for members and spouses, this is NOT a military friendly employer. Time off requests have to made a month in advance (hence why not Military friendly), which good luck getting anything using that structure, especially if you have a disability. Speaking of which, they could give a care less if you're disabled. All the more better to get rid of you. They make you push unnecessary products on people (they expect you to sell an 80 year old a tablet and Directv when all they came in for was phone issues.) Lord help you if you are at least trying to sell DTV and their security service (these are pushed the most.) Their inside motto is "It takes 7 No's before you get a Yes" which is appalling. You WILL hear about it if you don't sell either one (via a group chat app that they force you to take part in.) If you mess up, they will continue to demonize you for it, making you feel even worse. Asking for help? You're lucky if your SM isn't glued to their phone. You're constantly ignored unless you sell really well and if if you need help, the SM will pass you off to be someone else's problem. I really, really wanted to love this job, but they're just too problematic. If you do decide to try here, I would try to get in the male DM's region since he actually tries to do his job. My review is based on working in the female DM's region of stores.

I enjoyed working for My Wireless. It is a very competitive environment but the people I worked with were very supportive of each other, and listen very well. We worked so well as a team even when trying to achieve our own personal goals. I learned so much about sales from this job, and believe this place has made it possible for me to take it to the next level. They train you constantly and give you all the tools you need to succeed.

I worked there for over a year and they took my tenured reps to another store to replace the ones they fired since they cannot protect themselves against fraud. I was given new reps and had to train them. The reps I had before were self motivated and I had helped to develop them to perform at a higher level. The Store's performance dropped since the new reps were not as sharp as the ones I had before. The DM was no help at all he pretty much threw me under the bus. He lied to me and told me I had to pass my scorecard for July and fired me in the middle of the month.

The people are great, the vibe is usually positive, and management is way more approachable than what you find at a lot of other retailers. If you put in effort, you’ll get noticed, and there are some opportunities to move up. 

Like any sales job, it can get hectic. Promos change fast, goals can be a grind sometimes, and you have to stay on top of things. There’s usually support when you need it, and most leaders genuinely want you to succeed.

Overall, My Wireless is a good spot if you like sales, enjoy a team atmosphere, and want a place where hard work actually leads somewhere.

Unfortunately, my wireless didn't protect it's workers against Covid. They still made you report to events and set up displays. When I complained and told them that there was a pandemic they shunned me and took away properties from me. This was right at the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020. I'm glad that they let me go. Now, I'm in a better industry, Solar, and the company cares about my well being and I'm making more than double the money that I was at Mywireless. 

Working at my wireless was a bit stressful at first, but once I completed my trainings I was able to enjoy my job here a bit more. Some days are busier then others most definitely. Working for this company taught me a few things about myself. The management can use a little more consistency here but in all its an awesome environment to learn how to better communicate. Whether that's with customers or fellow employees. They also take the time to reward employees for their hard work as well so I say give it a shot :)

What is the best part of working at the company?
None, if you are not friend or family don't worry to try to progress. Backstabbers.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Backstabbers and everyone in a higher position fell threaten for someone to do better job

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
If you are not in there good side or you are not like able to them  they are not going to  support you. No matter what

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressfull stressfull stressfull

It’s a great  place to work IF you work under a manager that develops a positive culture. The pay is sub-par compared to working for Corporate& related companies but the stress is also way less compared to those companies. 

From opening and closing the store, to conducting interview's, mapping out schedules, doing Inventory, and bank deposits, all was such a great experience. Exceeding sales expectations lead me to this higher position.

I've worked her roughly 4 months and it's a pretty laid back job. They are very strict when it comes to policies though so if you slip up once it's a write up. Great earning potential if you are put at a decent location, mine not being one of them.

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