retail sales associate

SoCal Premier Marketing

A typical day at work would be getting there at 10am and then having a meeting and then doing something called atmo, after that you go out and have a little bit of time to eat due to the drive to get to other places. From there you walk from 1pm to 8:30pm and get back to the office at 9-9:30pm. I learned how to talk and persuade people into buying,  the management is upbeat and strict. The workplace culture is what was best about the job, everyone is very connected. The hardest part of the job is having NO time to do anything else besides work and then go home. The most enjoyable part would be just the work culture, other than that the job is shady mostly because of the owner and if you don’t make sales then you don’t get paid at all. The only reason why I gave it Two stars and not one is because of the work culture. Other than that the owner is weird and the time spent at this job isn’t worth it unless you’re trying to go up in the job.

They behave similarly, but they are not an MLM.  You are selling a real product inside a legitimate business, and though you are motivated by commission, there is also base pay to offset the ebbs and flows of sales.  The con is the lack of structure, and inefficient methods of communication.  Communication is done through an app, rather than through email, and it often extends beyond the work day, as if you were "on call". Things are arbitrary, and simultaneously dire.  For example, they may have a mandatory conference call that conflicts with your work schedule. Regardless, this is an opportunity, to potentially make enough money to support yourself better than you would with a minimum wage position.

This company is not one I would ever recommend to a friend. They highly "encourage" you to work through your lunch breaks, at an entry level position you usually get your schedule the night before (get schedule around 9 or 10pm and show up for work in specified location at 9am the following morning) and are micromanaged, at their "second level," account manager, you are expected to stay for "voluntary" meetings or train others without pay, but if you don't then you are berated by the Director of Operations, and you are only guaranteed around 18 hours of work per week so pay is not consistent.

This workplace is very inclusive and works to help every individual grow and do better. If you're the type of person who wants to reap what you sow, this is the best place for it. You get what you put in, and the entire work culture revolves around growing, learning, and constantly doing better. Overall i would heavily recommend this place to people who want to work hard and be rewarded for a student mentality.

Job is basically selling at a Costco. Management really does want to see you succeed and will coach you in the right direction. However, work life balance is pretty crazy. Also, need to be ready to stand all day. 

This job lets you move from a entry level position to a 6 figure income in less than a year if you work hard enough. It’s entirely work based, what you put in is what you get out. The pay is also reflected by that statement. The only negatives are the amount of money you spend on gas and hours off the clock you must put in. 

I worked here for only a month. I had to quit because I was a student and the management could not adjust my schedule. They are very rigid with how you can work. I tried to get them to put me on a more flexible schedule, which they had, but they said no. Don't get me wrong, it was a fun place to work with loads of friendly people, but the inflexibility pushes you away from the job.

The concept of the company is great. It’s a nice environment and you have some nice people as well, but they don’t care about you. They only care about the sales you make.if you don’t make any sales make sure you’re prepared to get fired. The management is terrible. They don’t work with your schedule or restrictions. 

It is a very demanding job however if you are willing to put in the time ans effort you will succeed and be prepared for ownership. Great people to work with. Hard workers and very structured. Learn a lot of life skills with here  

I have really enjoyed my experience since working at SoCal premier marketing! The vibe is very family based which I’ve always appreciated since I moved out to California all on my own and every one wants to help everyone win!

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