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Royal Prestige

Royal Prestige is a great sales company in which any representative can advance further in this career as your volume 
of sales help you get to the next level or position desired as a self employed member.,Royal Prestige also has a growth program which allows you to build your own team. A typical day working in this company is very important to show the product as many times possible, during the day a sales rep can use different programs to work, such as door knocking or telemarketing to confirm appointments with customers.The management of the company is run by meetings every month with the territory,also a every member of a team has sponsor that guides you every week to teach sales techniques. The co-workers are very supportive with each other as we learned from others too, coworkers also can belong to the same office or team, the best part of the business is that everyone carries a positive attitude to help them progress among each other but to incentive newcomers. The hardest part of the job also happens to be the most enjoyable which is  recruiting new comers because you will have to invest time money and patience to teach a whole business to a new person that has no experience. Despite being hardest part is very enjoyable because you can grow a lot as a person financially but also mentally and achieve goals of a strong sales team and helping others start a new carer.

Royal Prestige is made up of distributing houses all around the world, and the product, waterless/greaseless cookware, is second to none.  It was a great feeling to know I was providing people and their families with a way to save time and money, along with allowing them to eat in the healthiest possible way.  I met a great deal of interesting personalities, and I travelled to many different places.  Unfortunately, the distributor I worked for was not a fair man, and his business practices did not reward hard work, only results that were suitable to his fancy.

Even with the Newcomer Award in a global company, I was not given the opportunity I had worked so hard to achieve:  the opportunity to move forward at the point position on my own.  Instead, recently, that opportunity was given to a new salesperson with less experience.  I feel I was thrown to the curb.  After the sacrifice of time, family, and my own money, it has resulted in long term negative cash flow.  

This particular distributor does not reflect the whole of the Royal Prestige Corporation, but it does reflect my personal experience.

When I called for this company I had the impression I was calling for a telemarketer position. Instead they quickly offered me a sales representative position. I was excited because I knew about the products and I had only heard good things. This job is commission pay only. My first weeks I made a lot of money because my distributor helped me make sales. She sold a bunch of products to my family and gave me my commission. Then, when I ran out of family members I started to work in the streets, meeting new people and going to a bunch of strangers homes. This is not a safe job. I left without getting my last check because my distributor was asking for all the gifts THE COMPANY had given me.

A typical day at work is engaging with customers on a daily basis, giving information about the product we're selling and what would be convenient for them. I learned customer care skills and going over billing information. With management and co-workers I learned a lot from their experiences. My co-workers and I built a great bond to helped each other as well as the company. The hardest part of the job was building trust with a client in giving personal information but overall with our experience and our reviews we managed to make the client feel comfortable. My favorite part of the job was being able give a customer satisfaction and completing my quotas.

I started my day returning all calls left on voice mail. Gave out work for other employees to do for the day. It was my first job in an office and I learned how to run an office. I learned computer skills, scheduling employees, payroll with ADP collections, accounts receivable. I learned a multi-line phone system. I also became a supervisor at a young age so I learned how to handle managing other employees. Mangagement put a lot of trust in me and taught me a lot. The hardest part of the job was dealing with other employees my age be angry because i didn't let them get away with whatever they wanted. the most enjoyable part was learning everything.

get up and go to citadel where is the office, take a couple of training got material to perform your duty's and appointments, after that go to the appointments, mall or house to house for selling kitchen supplements, I learned how to started a regular conversation whitout selling and just showing the product and people love it when we started using, great personal,  the hardest part of the job is learning skills to using whit a real people because at school everything is easy but real live is other story, the enjoyable part was all nice people, celebrations, parties at the end off the year

Outsource database searches and filter and transfer of data into home database. There wasn't anything to learn because there was no training offered. Management was never around unless it was to urge us to work on the weekend or they had an unsatisfied customer come in. The best thing about the job were my co-workers because we all shared the weight of holding the office together. Explaining everyday problems over the phone to an employer who wouldn't do anything about it. The best feeling I felt with this employment was everyday being able to say I kept the office alive another day.

Its a god job, great people. I enjoyed going there because I had some really friendly coworkers. They make you feel like family. 
Liked the job because it was flexible because I'm a college student so it was great for me. My typical day at work was from Tuesday to Friday, so it gave me time to do my homework or any school projects. I worked there only 4 hours a day but it wasn't enough for me especially because I don't live to close by my old job. I learned a lot from this company. I learned how a business grows, good communication skills but most of all how you grow a business.

It is a "people job", it is all about personal interactions and although sales can be made in multiple ways,most of the time the job requires "visits" for a more personal approach and demonstration of the products.
Best part of the job is being your own boss and the possibility to control your own schedule, free days, etc. You are provided with all the necessary tools and training that you need and as long as you keep the work ethics (of course) it can be a very fun and interactive job free of problems.

A typical day at work would be that when going places you might get stressed by the traffic, and what I think I will learn would be to not be afraid to talk to anyone, One step would be to be very kind to the people you know, In reality, all the work cultures seem fine to me, in reality I don't know a single hard part of the job so I couldn't give an opinion, in the last question I would say that it would be when meeting new people

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