Avantages
-Earning potential: you can definitely make a lot of money. -Free snacks, occasional lunches -Friendly coworkers for the most part -Technology to find candidates is very advanced and helpful - High visibility on job boards - Company events are usually over-the-top extravagant
Inconvénients
- The "corporate training" is a joke. The 2 Trainers are catty, unprofessional, and unhelpful so you'll have to figure it out on your own after the first week of "training" - CEO is insincere and only cares about her top billers, nobody else matters - They pretend to care and boast a work/life balance, but it's only a work/life balance if you're into going to lunch and happy hour with your coworkers everyday, if that's not your thing and you're just there to work, it's actually frowned upon. - Managers are incompetent. They are promoted based on billing, but not everyone is cut out to be a manager, just because you're a good sales person doesn't make you a good leader. - They lie at the interviews and tell you their turnover is 1%. Huge lie. - HR person is clueless about how to run a department properly - Benefits aren't that great - A lot of brown-nosing - Markets are over saturated because of the high number of recruiters hitting the same companies and candidates - While everyone is generally "nice" it's still a sales, cut throat, survival of the fittest environment so don't get too comfortable. If you don't hit your weekly CA or your quarterly goals, you'll probably get fired.