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A typical day is a morning shift. How early or late depends on which department you work in. Expect a lot of movement if you work in the warehouse, but there may also be times when you sit still, depending on your role. 

I learned new systems I had not been exposed to before, along with a great deal of knowledge that broadened my approach to certain tasks and situations.

Management is hard to connect with and feel a sense of security with. 
I experienced a large disregard for employees' well-being. Attempts to raise systemic or behavioral issues were usually met with disregard. 
It took multiple attempts to get the necessary documentation, such as pay stubs, in a timely manner.

I experienced a severe lack of morale spanning years while I was there. Turnover talk was especially high. 

My compensation stagnated over time despite taking on multiple additional roles and responsibilities. 

The hardest part of the job for me personally was keeping on top of everything, mainly because appropriate time frames were not given for one task before the next was assigned. Most roles are very fast-paced, but there was a sense of being too overloaded.

The best part of the job was learning about the industry. You can meet some pretty cool people and form lifelong friendships. 

Being a sales rep at Terpfusion can feel like an uphill battle with small victories along the way. If you have little to no sales experience, it can be a good entry point into a sales career. You’ll gain experience in cold calling, networking, territory management, and CRM usage.

However, for someone already established in sales, I would personally have a hard time recommending the company. The base pay and commission structure were lower than expected for the amount of travel and responsibility involved. Most travel expenses are reimbursed later, but employees are generally expected to cover costs upfront, including gas, meals, hotels, and rental car deposits.

Another challenge was inconsistency in processes and communication. Procedures and expectations sometimes changed quickly, which could create confusion and frustration. Inventory issues with popular products also occasionally impacted orders and commission opportunities.

Before accepting a role here, I would strongly encourage experienced sales professionals to carefully evaluate the compensation structure, travel expectations, and overall support provided for the position. In my experience, there are other sales opportunities available that offer more stability, clearer processes, and stronger long-term earning potential.

My favorite job I have had by far. I use the term “job” loosely, because my time at Terpfusioncbd didn’t feel like a job at all. I enjoyed what I did everyday! My co-workers and mangers there were more than helpful, and also the most welcoming people I have ever met. There is tons of room for growth, and the owners definitely put you first. They have the best intentions of setting you up to achieve your goals within the company, and I thank them for every tool they gave me to be successful in my line of work. 

Never support this place.
They run thru good employees and berate you.
Come in to a micro managed c show where employees that have no idea what there talking about tell you how to do something.(withold howto and but you out) even tho what they ask is not what they do.
this company always posts jobs because some of their regulars are awful. they dont care about you or if you have family dying in the hospital, you bottleneck them and they get upset but they cant cross train and make things equal.

I tried to give this company a chance and I really was hoping that something good would come out of this job as I'm very passionate about cannabis and hemp products. I really disapproved of the pay and hours while working there and the amount of work you're asked to do as someone that works in production is extreme. You're best to stay away from this company as they seem to be in this for the money and will use and work you in many ways. 

Several employees either quit or were fired during my time here. The General Manager is a good person, he allows you to learn and only wants you to give effort, but the owners can be difficult to work for. Expectations can be be high and there was an apparent lack of structure as things that were okay one day, could not be okay the next. I did not feel job security while working here. 

I thoroughly enjoyed my time with this company until being let go a day before I was supposed to return after getting pneumonia via text message because my position had been eliminated from the company. I would say the biggest flaw about the company is unrealistic expectations come up often along with many empty promises. 

Really enjoyed working here. Great co-workers. Consistent schedule & nice people. Very busy so a lot of work to do. Job isn't hard just need to work hard. I left for other opportunities.

10 hours is 10 hours simple enough. not 11=10. Show you one way of doing things and then berate you in front of new hires for doing it that way. gloves and hairnets not required for managment yuck

I like working here a lot. It's fun and the pay is good. Travel is fun. I would recommend working here to anyone. I have learned a lot of things about sales during my time here.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Production associate 9 salaries reported	$14.22 per hour
Packager 1 salary reported	$13.50 per hour
Production lead 2 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour
Production 1 salary reported	$21.00 per hour
Machine operator 3 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour

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