outside sales representative

call center representative

window installer

window/door installer

sales representative

WinChoice USA

You will start at 8:30 am daily with a demoralizing sales meeting, then you travel to your first appointment,  and you very often won’t get home until midnight or later if you sell your last appointment, which starts at 7pm. The earliest I ever got home was 9pm. There are 100 mile caps between appointments and you will use your own vehicle and gas. I put over 50,000 work miles on my car last year alone! These are required daily work or travel hours. This is Monday through Thursday, so that part is nice, but you will work Friday if there is a holiday, if you needed any time off the week prior, or if they decide to call a 2 hour meeting for Friday, with little or no warning that its going to happen. There is no holiday pay, no PTO, and there are no sick days. There are no benefits offered at all except for a 1 week paid vacation, after you’ve worked for them a year.  I rarely saw my 11 year old children, when I worked there for over a year, and had to send them to live with their dad during the summer or hire a nanny during the school year, who put them to bed at night. My health suffered immensely in the 1+ year I worked for this company, and when I asked for time off to deal with it, I was told I’d likely be replaced before coming back, and I wouldn’t have a job. This is purely a contract position, so they can get away with a lot while offering little. I will say they do offer a decent salary to start, and the commission structure when you get off salary is generous, but when you figure up what you’re really making, it’s not actually all that great. 

Start early, and don't leave until the job is done, and all your trash is cleaned and picked up.   How to be a hard worker, and properly install windows, patio doors, and siding. Start to finish.   I take my job pretty serious, and was proud of my work, so if my name was gonna be on it, It was gonna be done rite. If you worked on my job and could not do the job rite or as instructed to, i would not hesitate to send you home with your pay. I would give everyone a fair chance to show me what they were capable of on the job after getting there week training. If they could not do it I sent them home.   The hardest part of the job was keeping someone who could do the work, take pride in the work, and was on time for the job. I fell in love with the job, so getting to know my clients during the job period was very enjoyable. i met alot of really nice people. knowing that my work was gonna save someone else a dollar in there pocket.

Poor communication and no support from management and when I went to the HR manager for help I thought she was unnecessarily disrespectful, unprofessional, and just wanted to ridicule me. I worked hard for this company, I went in when I should not have due to medical reasons to provide coverage when they were short staffed, worked off the clock to get things done so my co-workers wouldn’t have to do them while putting up with a lot of disrespect from other employees just to be completely disregarded and insulted. Definitely would not recommend going to HR for anything if you work here, just suffer in silence.

I absolutely love my job. I have been here for over a year and a half and have already been promoted 4 times. I'm making 3 times the money now then when I started and actually enjoy coming to work every day.  The people here are amazing and its just a great company to work for. This place has drastically changed my life since I started here.  Helped me level up in life and put me in a whole new tax bracket. I don't know too many other jobs where you can make the amount of money that we make here with no college education. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing. They are slime balls and dont care about their people or their customers


What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
They dont allow any time off and the system they use is broken "bad car salesmen vibes"

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment is not safe. False sense of accomplishment and appreciation 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
3-4 apt a day.  Fighting to get into the house since 80% of our leads were government grants, so people expecting "free" windows just to find out im about to quote their entire house for 50k

Instead of myself going into a
Home
And talking with prospective customers, I was required to call in back and forth and tag team a customer. Retail price BUT today only, if you sign up with us,  you get the best price. I can not guarantee it will be available tomorrow.  Everyone home owner should be aware of these mind games.  It felt too much like time share sales presentations. Anything to get the sale!  Some of the customers I knew couldn’t afford the outrageous monthly payments. It was a moral
Thing with me. 

-4 day work weeks (every Friday off)
-typically run 3 appointments a day.
-your 1099 so the ball is in your court.
-little to no “micromanaging”
-amazing culture & team 
-very competitive pay 
-generated leads 
-some people say the worst part of the job is the driving. Most appointments are 45mins-1hr away from another.
- If you’re someone that doesn’t mind cruising down the street in that 64 then you’ll be just fine.




Work installing window is up to you as a contractor. On clear cut standards. They require coil work on most house. They mainly do mobile home which requires more coil work at the same pay. They expect exceptional work and will get feedback form customer. 

This is a low end job to get you through until another job becomes available. Management is a joke. The coworkers are great. Work environment is garbage. Management will treat you like trash. Do not follow standards. Do not recommend. Awful place. You will get nails in your tires in the parking lot. If you are not an installer you will make $450 a week at best, sales are pushed hard and fired often. Benefits are garbage. 

We all push each other to succeed and be the best we can be. There is no such thing as failure here because we don't let each other fail. We support each other inside and outside the workplace and this is a company that truly cares about its employees. I absolutely love my job. I wouldn't want to be anywhere else. 

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