energy consultant

entry level sales consultant

sales representative

billing analyst

customer support representative

Sector 7 Energy

There's probably thousands of energy brokers and they all claim to be the best and whatever. I've been in energy for 8 years and with Sector 7 Energy for 4 years. It's been the fairest I've been treated since I can remember.

I've run across hundreds of individuals trying to sell energy over the past couple years and some have been from Sector 7. Previous salespeople seem to be a mixed bag with some loving their experience and some complaining about things they don't understand.

The office is nice. Not many people there during the day but environment seems ok. The only management I know is the CEO and he does a great job being helpful and reliable. He's also somehow always on standby.

The pay is fair. Residuals are a big part of compensation even if you have to wait a little. This is the most forgotten part because a majority of compensation builds up and comes later.

Also, I've had a FOUR firms that stopped paying for my work out of nowhere and keep 2-3 months of my pay while I had to beg them to pay. I have 2 kids, bring in plenty of good customers, and have bills to pay. Going without a check for 2-3 months only to realize the money is gone is miserable. THREE of those firms have disappeared. Good riddance. Sector 7 has never done this to me once in the past 4 years and I intend on renewing all my customers with them.

As an experienced broker, this is the safest place to build a customer base without getting stolen from. Easily the most reliable company to work with.

When I started I was told I would be a closer in a much shorter time than it was in reality. I did everything they said and helped train new guys to replace my roll. Only to be told I needed to close a certain amount of deals to get promoted. Which was not specified in the beginning. I didn't get paid on time, sometimes it was almost a week after I was supposed to be paid. There was no compensation for gas or anything which would have been okay if I got paid on time. I had high hopes going into this job, only to find I was just a pawn. They had a carrot on a stick and everytime I got close to it they yanked it away. If you disregard the things I'm saying and want to give it a go, just don't even listen to them talking about promotions or anything. They'll hand anybody a title like "senior sales rep" or something just to make you feel special. And don't complain about not getting paid on time cause the ceo will just call a meeting and talk to you like you're a 5 year old. Talking about how payday lands on a weekend, as if you didn't know that. They need to submit payroll sooner in that case so you don't have to wait until the next week to get paid. 

Time with the company has been great. The work is challenging pretty much all the time but at least there's training at the beginning plus management actually helps you. The leadership is thoughtful and you can tell they are experienced. Commissions on some months are huge and other months not (depends on how well you do during the month). The people here are very enjoyable to work with and I feel like everyone get's along really well.

Overall, one of the best company I've worked at because of their culture, commissions, leadership, and just great people. However, sales can be challenging depending on the market - some months high, some months low. I've had a $12,000 commissions one month then the next month was around $4,000. Earning potential is high but takes a lot of effort and sometimes luck. Didn't have prior sales experience but learned to pick it up quickly. If you aren't self motivated, it's honestly going to be hard for you.

I'm excited to watch the company grow and hoping the market plays nice this year!

Been in the industry a while and the standard for energy companies isnt a high bar, but Sector 7 stands out as one of the big firms with a future. The company has a modern feel with leadership that is in tune with modern problems and solutions. These guys are constantly pushing new boundaries and developing things which is great to see and be a part of.

The leadership team is fantastic and from my limited interaction with some of the other staff, theyre all really friendly. They pay as promised and they dont fluff what they can or cant do. Very different from other firms and I can see them going really far. Husband had to relocate because of COVID so I had to move, but would have stayed. 

Of all firms, I highly recommend this place if you want a LASTING career. Theres so many awful places in this industry I wouldnt even know where to start.

This place is a wonderful opportunity, the job however, is a hard set-up for anyone who feels they are introverted, as this job is all about presenting yourself at your best and connecting with people in a quick manner to seal a deal. I will say however, it really is here for the employee, wonderful amenities and opportunities if you're able to pick up quickly and apply just as quickly. It really is a job that gives you back what you give it, but it'll beat you up those first couple weeks, and if you manage to make it out, you'll be a true consultant, able to help people efficiently and make helpful connections all along the way, with a superior support system to back you. The main thing I'd say to takeaway is that if your gonna apply here be prepared to stop being the brick, and start being the clay.

This has been my favorite company to work for so far. The people are fun to be around and management is very human. Your leaders really care about your success which is very nice. Improvements are made constantly and recent changes have helped the team. Pay is great once you understand that commissions are split between upfront and backend. Some places do only upfront and some do only backend, but they do both.

You move up when you do well but it gets harder over time. Benefits are great but there is a waiting period. The earning potential is high at least.

Really enjoy it here overall.

I’ve been with Sector 7 for a year now, when I started I wasn’t in the best place mentally or financially, I was struggling with depression.

After 1 year of working with some of the best people I’ve ever met, I’m happier, more stable, I have friends all over the city that I can go talk to and hang out with, I have my supportive management team who are always there when I need them, operations who keep me on my toes, and everyone else. I have made a name for myself and have found my career. I have had many offers from other companies to leave and join them and not one of them can offer what Sector 7 has given me. 

The people I worked with were amazing. They are super supportive and would answer any questions I had no matter what. The work environment is very fun and all staff were pretty young which was nice. The only downside to this job was that it was very challenging. It was a door-to-door job. You go into a business start a rapport, give your pitch, and they would often turn you down. I have never encountered any bad business owners but I was often rejected by them. It was very hard for me to succeed there. But I had to move on because I could not see myself succeeding there. To sum it up, everything was amazing but the work was challenging. Also you do not get benefits until you were promoted, and you get paid for the work you put in. 

You are likely 18-24 years old, they want potential not experience. There will be two days training in office, three days training on field, and you will be on your own the second week. 8-9am you read and get motivated in the office, 9am-4pm you work in the field with an Every-Door approach, 4-5pm you turn in paperwork and review the day. 6-8pm is for extra training on Tuesdays and management only Wednesday’s (sometimes). Just like any sales job, you need to keep at it, but most don’t because they don’t have the drive. I left because there is a lack of transparency between operations and sales.

The new office is brilliant and features video games, a cool gym, and a great design.  However, beyond aesthetics, it's a basic grind-n-burn sales firm where they admire Wolf of Wall Street, the training is a list from Barnes and Noble, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity is really just door-to-door sales where you're competing against Perky Peggy from the companies that Sector 7 works with.  Only Perky Peggy is promising businesses outlandish lies on their utility contracts so when they're burned, so are your chances of closing.  It's unfortunate I can't block this company from my indeed searches because I'm worried I'll send my resume in again by mistake in the future.

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