Avantages
- Great Training if you're a fresh grad or new to the industry. Does feel a bit redundant after a year or so.
- High energy, fun people
- Good office spaces
- A chance to make a lot of money
Inconvénients
- Low base pay. $40k/yr
- You'll hear "If you stay you'll be successful" but in my experience it's "if you're successful you'll stay" and most people aren't.
- This is location dependent but in my office (in a smaller territory) there seemed to be no interest in our services. 2-3 other Account Managers had ownership over the only large accounts and the rest of us had to fight for scraps. The way they handle account ownership is a gift and curse.
- Heavyyyyy grind culture. I love working hard as the next guy but when I put out 300+ manual cold calls a day, week after week, with no success and my manager's only advice is to try harder, that'll wear you down.
- Very high turnover. I made a friend group at training of 5 other people when I started. In less than 2 years 5/6 of us left (including me). Most office seem like revolving doors of employees
- Kind of feels like they use young people as pawns. Get them to hustle for 1-2 years, hope that they get lucky and strike gold, and if they don't just tell them they need to be "Grittier." I watched incompetent people make absurd amounts of money and very talented people fail time and time again.