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I’ve worked here less than a year. I start my day at 8am and I’m off by 5pm. You get to bid on your shift depending on what rank you are in the company by revenue. I could choose any shift but I choose 8am CST because most people don’t start until 9am so I feel like I get a head start on the fresh leads. You schedule your own appointments to do demos. At times I schedule evening demos so I take a longer lunch and do errands, gym, or take my pup for a walk. I feel like I’m just living my life and throwing in work to feel productive with my life. I like my daily rhythm. I feel it’s a good balance. Not like past jobs where work was my life’s focus. I’m honestly never stressed in this job probably because my supervisor is really uplifting and always positive and encouraging, and the goals are challenging but not impossible. Most importantly I’m not micromanaged. I’m never denied a time off request. But then again I never miss monthly revenue goal and I always have one of the top talk time everyday since that’s how I measure my productivity and that’s what will ultimately drive my income. And I take it upon myself to work on a weekend day if I feel I need to make up for the day I missed from taking time off. I love working Sundays because I’m the only one working so I get all the leads. But it’s not required. I’ve made at least 5 figures every month after I finished training. You get 3 weeks paid vacation since year 1, which is awesome. The overall benefits are great. I feel like the company gets it that happy employees well compensated make productive employees who deliver. Act like a responsible adult who’s here to be great at their job and they’ll treat you like one. I’ve never had a job where I saw retiring at that company. Especially being a veteran with PTSD I just have challenges that regular people mind not consider a challenge. Like being around people. This job being fully remote allows me to work at my own pace, have just enough interaction with coworkers virtually, and I can see myself being here for a long time. I really love working here. I didn’t know if I could do a sales job on the phone long term. It just sounded so monotonous. But the income, freedom, flexibility, the right amount of challenge is what I found working here and I don’t plan on going anywhere. 

Working at Sunlighten has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life, both personally and professionally. From day one, it was clear that this company isn’t just about wellness products—it’s about people. That starts from the inside out. The management team genuinely cares about each and every employee. They listen, they support, and—most importantly—they act on what you need to grow.

One of the things I appreciate most is how committed leadership is to helping us reach our goals. Whether it’s offering ongoing training, one-on-one mentorship, or simply taking the time to ask how you’re really doing, they stop at nothing to help you get to where you want to be. It’s not just talk—there’s a clear investment in our development, and you feel it every day.

Since joining Sunlighten, I’ve gained valuable skills in communication, problem-solving, wellness education, and teamwork. I’ve also learned how to truly connect with people, both clients and colleagues, in a meaningful way. These aren’t just workplace skills—they’re real life skills I’ll carry with me forever.

The culture here is one of compassion, integrity, and purpose. It’s inspiring to be part of a team that not only believes in the product but also in the mission to help people feel better, live better, and be better. That energy is contagious, and it’s a big part of why I look forward to coming to work every day.

If you’re looking for a place where you’ll be supported, challenged, and celebrated for who you are and who you’re becoming, Sunlighten is that place. I’m proud to be part of this journey—and even more excited about where it’s going.

Lots of companies will say that they care about you but at Sunlighten, it truly feels that way. While I haven’t been at this job for too long, I can already tell that it is a great place to work. It feels like a real team and everybody is so willing to help one another. Most importantly, I love my job because I feel respected and I feel valued.  It is not necessarily a difficult job, but it does require you to really pay attention and be able to troubleshoot issues from simple to very complex. They provide you with the tools you need to be successful in this role. The training is very good and there’s always ways to learn more. Management is always more than happy to assist and it truly feels like they want you to succeed and that they are happy that you are part of the team. There is a ton of diversity in the office, which is truly amazing. Most of my jobs prior to this I felt extreme anxiety about, but not this one. This one feels different. I actually enjoy coming to work. There’s lots of really great perks to the job like free food and various forms of recognition for a job well done. The only thing that I think could make this job a little better would be a slight increase in pay, a better system for using and accruing PTO (although it is not terrible). But the company is still growing a lot and I’m sure that changes will be made as the company changes. It seems like they adjust well to change. 

Company is a bit chaotic to work for, managers would pawn new employees off on other employees for training and laugh about it, the cleanliness levels were low, laundry was always piled high-still soaking wet for HOURS after use-and there was little structure in any of the job duties. Nothing was ever assigned, they would just randomly snap at people to go handle something last minute because no one was paying attention to the calendar/customers. Things were constantly breaking, it was impossible to get a hold of anyone and none of the managers offer contact methods, making it impossible to give a heads up in an emergency. It was a bad experience and I can see why the turnover is high.

CEO is a great guy, you get warm leads but will spend most of your day dialing people who have been called 8 times in a day. You sell a product that can get monotonous. 

If you work after scheduled work hours you will find success. If you are looking for work life balance you will not find it here, if you are hunting for 70k plus job.

Management is toxic, they talk down and add nuggets of we appreciate you here and there. They micro manage closing percentage and you may only get one lead for the month and rest be people who have been called multiple times. They feed who they want and choke out leads on who they don't want to see succeed.

They just implemented HR a year ago and first lady hired quick within a month. No HR involvement.

The company recently got new VP's and increased the amount of managers and new systems. They have double as a company in the last 2 years bringing on tremendous growth! Still working out some of the growing pains, but what company isn't? There are many great benefits, including 401k matches, profit sharing, meal plans, flexible work schedule, and the managers will always try to work out a fair situation. You sell a high end patented product, and they are the leaders in their space. Great place to start your sales career. 

I've worked in sales for more than 20 years, Sunlighten has been such a breath of fresh air. Not only is this an incredible product; it's a well ran, fair, organized sales program. The earning potential is motivating but also, the large percentage of sales reps hitting numbers and meeting goals makes for a much more enjoyable experience as I went through training. I've been nothing but impressed with Sunlighten's leadership. I feel thankful to have landed here, in the Sunlighten family. 

I worked at Sunlighten for 3 years as my first job out of college, in sales. It is a great opportunity to "see if sales is for you". It is very competitive and can be stressful at times, but if you figure it out, you can make 100k+. I believe that management genuinely does care about you and works hard to give you the opportunity to succeed, if you take the training and put in the work. If you are trying to figure out if sales is for you and want  a chance to make 90-120k, I dont think it gets much better then Sunlighten. Be honest with yourself, though... if you are not willing to put in extra time and hard work, I would not bother

It was great to have a job, but over the course of my employment I had a couple different managers and there were internal company struggles. They expected hard work which I was ok with but only gave credit to the sales team because they were closing the sales. All other back-end staff were marginalized and overlooked. Very little encouragement or accolades were ever given for consistent performance or going above and beyond to help the team succeed.

Sunlighten has the best product, great leads and amazing leaders that want everyone to succeed and will give you the tools to do so as long as you are coachable and hard working. They treat you well and the culture is great 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Inside sales representative 6 salaries reported	$106,667 per year
Customer support representative 1 salary reported	$18.00 per hour
Guest service agent 2 salaries reported	$15.00 per hour
Logistics coordinator 3 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Warehouse associate 2 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour

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