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I enjoyed being able to be myself when doing this job. I thought even though that everyone I pitched to gave a no, well at least I let them leave with a positive experience. I was wrong. 

You will not know where you have to work the next day until at least 10 PM. You have to be in office at least 6 hours per week, and you do not get paid during this time because it is 'free training.' I have always been paid during training, so this came as a shock to me. They also require you to drive, sometimes over an hour to get to stores. They also do not pay you for travel or reimburse you for gas. 

Overtime does not exist there. Everyone is expected stay at store location for over 40/w (on top of office hours) to get their sale quota in. Base pay is also not a thing. Every trainee is expected to sell at least $432 per week, otherwise you will be 'costing the company money' and at that point your authority figures just shrug and wait for you to sink or swim (make the money or get fired). You are expected to show up to stores early and stay late to meet your quota. Many of my coworkers would be better off working at Target +60 hours per week, at least then they would be getting hourly, overtime, and benefits. RYNO doesn't even offer health insurance or 401k!

We have zoom calls in the mornings and it's pretty fun. We play games, strategize and do leadership excersises for 2 hours. Everyone goes to their assigned store location after from 12-6. 
There's a lot of training materials and it's a lot to study but they make it simple by compensating and bonusing me for training. Gas and health insurance is reimbursed which is awesome. 
It's difficult because you won't be micromanaged. my trainer makes sure I'm good and then its up to me to get my work done for the day and hit my goals. The team group chat helps motivate me, they are really encouraging. I've already been promoted to a training and leadership role! 

In June of 2021, I was offered a job at Ryno in my first interview. After I was hired, I was given no notice on starting(got an email the morning of the start date that the first meeting was in 30 minutes and we would start the next day.  Unfortunately, the company was not transparent when it came to pay, work life balance, hours or virtually anything regarding the job. Folks in leadership positions throughout the company seemed to be in it for themselves. Things may have changed, but this is not a company I would apply for. If you want  a sales position, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.  

I worked in this company for a few weeks. Worst decision I ever made. While the staff “may be” nice the actual job is horrible, they aren’t very considerate of people’s health and don’t care if you have to stand hours in the cold. They encourage that you go and freeze to death. The manager is not transporting about pay or hours. People can go days without getting paid. You aren’t a marketer or account manager. You’re a door to door salesman. I strongly do NOT recommend this job, please look somewhere else.

I started as an entry level sales representative and now I run my own business. During my career in RYNO, I learned great skills such as self accountability, planning, public speaking, leading a group of people and turning them into a team. Now, I use all of those skills to give my people their opportunity. 

Gareth is an amazing coach and mentor. He sees the good in people and work with them shoulder to shoulder. 

Such an amazing company. I’m quite fortunate having found such an amazing place of work where I can grow and truly become the person I’ve always wanted to be. Ryno teaches you skills I didn’t learn in even the military and was able to break me out of my shell in multitudinous ways. Love the people, I’ve never had a better management team to work under, and it really feels like I’ve created a family here

this job consists of bothering people who are grocery shopping at target, by trying to get them to switch to at&t. if don't make enough sales your base pay for the day is $10/hour. the guy training me had barely any sales experience and encouraged me to stay longer than my 8 hours. i was placed at a location 45 minutes away from where i lived... 
very male dominated work environment, they talk about numbers for the week in front of everyone 

I am thankful for the professional growth that I have developed from working with Ryno. Ryno's serious commitment to the growth of each one of its employees through training and development, allows the company's workers to thrive.
This job gives its employees great opportunities like making really good commissions, traveling, and being promoted easily.

I started at Ryno straight out of college and it was exactly what I needed to start my career! There’s a lot of hands on mentorship that helped me learn not only the marketing/sales industries, but also how to operate in a business professional setting. The company itself is growing so there’s promotion/advancement opportunities.

I have always felt supported, heard and valued within the company. I was able to grow at my own pace and was provided with all the resources I needed to become successful and got promoted into a management role in a timely manner.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Sales representative 42 salaries reported	$48,190 per year
Entry level account manager 38 salaries reported	$47,000 per year
Account manager 27 salaries reported	$18.83 per hour
Customer service/sales representative 18 salaries reported	$18.75 per hour
Client representative 18 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour

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