Messed around and applied for fun. Got interviewed and got hired on the spot. Start training in a few days. Coming from a line cook to a dish tech here soon.
Another line cook overhere that applied for fun i think the only difference is that i love computers and Tech stuff so it will be pretty easy to setup some things I'm just hoping that cables wirings and all that become easy to learn now that i got some basics
@@jimmeljames20jf Thank you buddy one more question do they respect the schedule the guy that hired me told me i was going to work 4 days do they respect that or they will make me worl the whole week?
After many thoughts and time talking to technicians on the field here where i live at, i decided not to take the job offer. All 3 told me that not enough sales will lead to be fired and a few techs before me were " promoted" to customer because of that. Is just not for me, i have a lot of respect for all Dish techs on the field and sales is not in me. Thank you and good luck to everyone. 🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️
Received my conditional job offer yesterday and started the background check and drug screening. Looking forward to getting started. The RUclips videos have been a big help. Thanks
My boyfriend works at a big dish communications building and I swear they got more security than the White House…I went to bring my boyfriend some lunch at work so we can eat it together and the security team came outside and asked for my car info and license plates number and wanted to see my driver’s license and asked me questions like how long me and the employee have been in a relationship for…like daammm…at the end, they denied me entry to eat inside at the employee area so me and my boyfriend had to eat our lunch outside under the scorching sun of Arizona
I know this is older video. Hopefully you're in great health. My question is when they send you to work another state or place where you have to travel do you get paid extra? And how much is the extra? I'm a new employee
What's up man I hope all is safe and well for you. I was offered a position with Dish as a Field Home Technician. I have no experience whatsoever and not really great at selling to customers. All I done in the past is recommend products but it is ultimately the customers decision on weather to buy or not. I was never the type to force myself on customers or hover over them. So my question for you is how is the job the training? Is it easy to pick up for an entry level person like myself? I like how you said to take it day by day. That is good advice professionally and personally. I see reviews of people saying management is this and that, and it can be overwhelming. Kinda at a standstill when it comes to starting now. I appreciate you making this honest video too. Keep it up and be safe.
It’ll be the easiest thing you ever done once you get the concept on how the equipment works and how certain home structures are. I was so afraid when I first started I thought I’ll never get it but boom! Reputation!
how are you friend . You seem like a very good tech , and a good person. I wanted to relay my thoughts on how dish sometimes uses those other outside 3rd party contractors to get some of the work done.
Good, just noticed this:) I'm still alive too:) HA! It's been great! I'm really enjoying it and still learning. Training was good but whoever may be starting and you're reading this, pay more attention to VIP systems:) That'll be my advice, they cover a lot on Hoppers the newer receivers, but the older VIP systems I wish they covered more, or better yet if I'd had known a little more to ask better questions I guess:) The best job though, great people, coaches, etc...
@@geico1975 thank you man. Just got my official offer letter today. Really excited to start working! I'll be starting training next week. I'm really glad your still with it man, glad to hear your doing good!!
Came here to watch because i go for my 2nd interview/test tomorrow then off to their school i go! THANKS BRO makes me feel even more relaxed about swapping career's.
@@jimmeljames20jf just a question. Do you guys install vip722 DVRs anymore and the older type LNBs like the triple LNB that does 61.5, 72.7 and 77? That’s what I have and it still works perfect but just curious if you install older equipment like that or you all are installing hopper 3 with the newer smaller dish and the 61.5 and 72.7 LNB. And another question. Could an older receiver like the 722DVR work with the latest LNB that is used to this day for new installs. Thanks for reading this.
I’m officially on the Dish Team just waiting for the Background and Drug Test to hit the office, I’m anxious to learn the Dish way and I’m impressed with the Opportunity for advancement thru the Dish Company. Do you have anything to share on Training?
Starting tomorrow with dish was told I had to purchase some tools they dont give you all the tools you need what are they tools and are they expensive?
@@alittlesaltwithslime1727 Yeah they drug test ya'll, what's you think a professional company going into strangers homes ain't gonna find out everything they can about a potential hire:) Shoot! Bhahaha! I just got an "official offer" did my drug test about 1.5 week ago, so give it two weeks before you start thinking you didn't get it:)
@@geico1975 you would think so but you would also be surprised... I’ve been a hotel housekeeper for 5 years for names like best western Hilton and Hyatt and I have yet to be drug tested being someone who’s going into peoples hotel rooms unsupervised everyday all day.. their application says they do but nobody ever is... I mean what a time to be someone who smokes pot (responsibly never before or during a shift)... it’s socially accepted everywhere else but a hiring employer. You have to weigh your options of having a prescription vs having a cwp. I’ll take the cwp all day and comb through the good benefited/paid jobs I can until times change 🤙🏻 that’s why I said I need to be prepared lol there’s plenty way to get around this issue.
Sell..sell.sell...... that's all the managers are concerned about. Specifically Oklahoma. Were adding equipment and selling equipment without authorization of customer. Work for Dish Network for 10 months. Have somebody on the call center which was a friend who would tell me that they had to give the equipment to the customer and credit their account. Very high turnaround of employees. Technicians are supposed to specialize in what they do installing troubleshoot not be a salesman for the company to survive. Have you even had technicians going to customers house to install and put together barbecuers and stuff that they bought from the store. Terrible bad experience
EXACTLY!!! I’m having second thought about this job now…I used to be a door to door salesman and it SUCKED! Nobody likes sales men trust me. Greedy DISH
I am about to have my second interview tomorrow. I left Directv in November after 9 and a half years and i decided to go with Dish. So many negative reviews about forcing the techs to sale stuff and if u dont you will be fired. That concerns me and discouraged me some . Can anyone here tell me the experiences working for dish lately.? Its February 2022. Thank you
Yes sir selling is apart of a 5 metric system, you are required to make at least $40 a work order. Don’t let that shy you away of being a great dish tech! If you are competitive and want to have fun while learning new things everyday dish is great for that very reason. The sales will come , they are things that enhances our customers experience . You’ll find it super easy each job you complete.
Good day. I'm scheduled to start Sept. 20 in Chesapeake, VA. For the first week. It will be a total of 4 weeks training for me. I'm excited but doubtful at the same time. I've read that you can be fired for lack of sales. That kind of shoots my motivation down. Haha. What does each week entail??? Their flying me to PA for the 3rd week I believe.
You’ll be ok buddy, I had those same worries coming in as well, everything will be alright. Just soak in the installation process first , get that down packed and start learning about the smaller items and the knowledge of them, you’ll gain confidence over time and then you’ll want to start branching out and selling the bigger items
bring out any skills that will makes you good on customer service, communicating with new strangers and anything that will make you looks a good sales man.
Hey if you watching recently and asking yourself dumb questions like do they drug test or what they pay? It's a good job so of course they test and start you out pretty decent. But, it's a very challenging job. Go ahead and apply. Your interviewer will give you the downlow. If he senses anything you seem nervous about tho he will not hire you. They spend thousands training you and are very picky. I had a cool interviewer and I wasn't scared to do anything. Including climb 40 foot ladders. (Which is very rare. If ever) but I actually did it the other day installing a dish on a very tall 2 story house's roof. Had to do it on roof due to line of sight tho. I was shaking climbing up and down but i did it. Including having a heavy tool belt on, carrying the assembled dish, wires, and Stat buddy all at once as well. If you think you could handle that if you had to, and have basic troubleshooting skills, and want the job bad, then do it. Otherwise don't waste their time or yours.
Thanks for leaving your comment, I wondered why my interview lasted almost a hour. Flying out to Atlanta Georgia next week for training glad to be apart of the team👍
They don't fire you while you are dish tech zero because you are still consider In-training..you become dish tech 1 after 6 month. There, if you can't make sale as a dish tech 1, then they fire you...they actually fire technician for not making sales..
Thank you for this video sir! Though I am glad you're happy, I would just like to point out that, once you sign the contract with Dish, no matter what you do, you will not get out of it for any reason. Had the service for 2 days and they would not let us get out of it without paying a $480.00 fee!!! PLEASE be sure you understand before you sign that contract!!!!!
not really , we do more than just build dishes. we are smart home technicians too. so we install video doorbells, cameras , tv mounts , sound systems etc. we adjusted to this new generation already and people are climbing back into cable from what im seeing becauses streaming has the same stuff on it lol. you sir can have full confidence that you job is secure and that you can build a career with us.
Another question I live in a area where there is no Dish store we have a retailer and we will get paid hourly do contractors and retailers get the same discounts as Dish in house.
@@jimmeljames20jfdo you stay out of town a lot? I had a phone interview today and it went good so I go to the in person interview next week. They just told me I wouldn’t have to travel that far and I would work 4 days a week
Working in the warehouse is horrible ok? It is hostile. Employees are terrible with each other especially the temps. No respect. I was there 11 months and I'm glad I got out. I do not recommend this employer to anyone.
Those 3rd party sub contracted installers dish uses and the 3rd party techs are horrible . I wish dish would take peoples advice and stop using these sub contracted companies. They are runing the dish brand by using these companies. The whole process for install and tech resolution is problematic to say the least , and these sub contractors dish uses many times aren't even honest and up front with the customer. There only making your job harder , because the customer doesn't understand that not every installer or tech is actually from dish . so when things go very wrong , they blame the dish employee techs , when usually it was a sub contractor employee doing the work.
They are a deceptive company. They dont pay you for drive time. So if yoir first job is 2 & a half hours away, you will spend 5 hours driving and earn nothing. If your customer isnt home, no pay for you. Seek employment elsewhere!
@@SonSon0710 that's exactly right. Went to bed early the night before. Got up early. Spent 5 hours driving for nothing. They will say, that's just the nature of the business. Sorry, but if I leave home I need to get paid. Not hear corporate excuses.
@@Chriscovelli1 right, it sounds like a good position but I’m hearing not getting 40 hours a week, gotta push sales etc. I want to get back into the technology field any way possible and they gave me interview, but after the reviews I’m little hesitant
@@SonSon0710 my friend, we REALLY need to communicate with each other to stop this madness. So here's complete honesty......you can make good money doing this kind of work. Given the economy, it's an opportunity to earn. But that's the catch......you only start earning, once you arrive at your appointment, AND the customer is actually home. The have a very convoluted pay system. Instead of a simplistic hourly pay scale, they show you in training how it works. And boy it's complicated. You get paid this for that. That for this, making it all Confusing. And that is very INTENTIONAL. You can't beat an actual hourly pay rate because of its simplicity. When you hear all of this contrived BS involving pay, turn around and leave.
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Messed around and applied for fun. Got interviewed and got hired on the spot. Start training in a few days. Coming from a line cook to a dish tech here soon.
Hey so much to learn and it’s fun learning it !
Another line cook overhere that applied for fun i think the only difference is that i love computers and Tech stuff so it will be pretty easy to setup some things I'm just hoping that cables wirings and all that become easy to learn now that i got some basics
@@Char-nx3de you got it buddy come on out and try, it does get easier the more you do it. You’ll be fine
@@jimmeljames20jf Thank you buddy one more question do they respect the schedule the guy that hired me told me i was going to work 4 days do they respect that or they will make me worl the whole week?
U still there?
After many thoughts and time talking to technicians on the field here where i live at, i decided not to take the job offer. All 3 told me that not enough sales will lead to be fired and a few techs before me were " promoted" to customer because of that. Is just not for me, i have a lot of respect for all Dish techs on the field and sales is not in me.
Thank you and good luck to everyone. 🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️
I know right….I fucking hate people so why do I wanna sell?
Received my conditional job offer yesterday and started the background check and drug screening. Looking forward to getting started. The RUclips videos have been a big help.
Thanks
Good luck !
What kind of drug test was it?
My boyfriend works at a big dish communications building and I swear they got more security than the White House…I went to bring my boyfriend some lunch at work so we can eat it together and the security team came outside and asked for my car info and license plates number and wanted to see my driver’s license and asked me questions like how long me and the employee have been in a relationship for…like daammm…at the end, they denied me entry to eat inside at the employee area so me and my boyfriend had to eat our lunch outside under the scorching sun of Arizona
I know this is older video.
Hopefully you're in great health. My question is when they send you to work another state or place where you have to travel do you get paid extra? And how much is the extra? I'm a new employee
Thank you! This has helped me tremendously! God bless you my friend!
What's up man I hope all is safe and well for you. I was offered a position with Dish as a Field Home Technician. I have no experience whatsoever and not really great at selling to customers. All I done in the past is recommend products but it is ultimately the customers decision on weather to buy or not. I was never the type to force myself on customers or hover over them. So my question for you is how is the job the training? Is it easy to pick up for an entry level person like myself? I like how you said to take it day by day. That is good advice professionally and personally. I see reviews of people saying management is this and that, and it can be overwhelming. Kinda at a standstill when it comes to starting now. I appreciate you making this honest video too. Keep it up and be safe.
It’ll be the easiest thing you ever done once you get the concept on how the equipment works and how certain home structures are. I was so afraid when I first started I thought I’ll never get it but boom! Reputation!
how are you friend .
You seem like a very good tech , and a good person.
I wanted to relay my thoughts on how dish sometimes uses those other outside
3rd party contractors to get some of the work done.
I just got an "official offer for a position" at Dish Network:) I should be starting my training over the next couple weeks.
How is it so far?
@@360ModsandHacks he died
Good, just noticed this:) I'm still alive too:) HA! It's been great! I'm really enjoying it and still learning. Training was good but whoever may be starting and you're reading this, pay more attention to VIP systems:) That'll be my advice, they cover a lot on Hoppers the newer receivers, but the older VIP systems I wish they covered more, or better yet if I'd had known a little more to ask better questions I guess:)
The best job though, great people, coaches, etc...
@@geico1975 what do you make? What's your schedule?
@@geico1975 thank you man. Just got my official offer letter today. Really excited to start working! I'll be starting training next week. I'm really glad your still with it man, glad to hear your doing good!!
Came here to watch because i go for my 2nd interview/test tomorrow then off to their school i go! THANKS BRO makes me feel even more relaxed about swapping career's.
Not a problem it’s a very good move for anyone trying to excel ,
@@jimmeljames20jf just a question. Do you guys install vip722 DVRs anymore and the older type LNBs like the triple LNB that does 61.5, 72.7 and 77? That’s what I have and it still works perfect but just curious if you install older equipment like that or you all are installing hopper 3 with the newer smaller dish and the 61.5 and 72.7 LNB. And another question. Could an older receiver like the 722DVR work with the latest LNB that is used to this day for new installs. Thanks for reading this.
I’m officially on the Dish Team just waiting for the Background and Drug Test to hit the office, I’m anxious to learn the Dish way and I’m impressed with the Opportunity for advancement thru the Dish Company. Do you have anything to share on Training?
So how is it?
Thanks man! Ready to hit the bigtime over here.
I'm a new tech myself, and a 3 bedroom NC takes me about 4-5 hrs.
Thank u I just had a interview and im really hoping I get the job. Love dish service and love tech.
Thanks for this. I was curious. Company van with tools? Or have personal van and buy tools as needed ??
Company van and they supply the tools , you will have your own van if they put you as a remote tech meaning you live to far from the office
“Pretty much your own boss” 😂😂😂😂😂
Starting tomorrow with dish was told I had to purchase some tools they dont give you all the tools you need what are they tools and are they expensive?
You should be provided with company tools
Do they drug test as part of the hiring process (marijuana)?
Please answer this question lol I have an interview in 2 days and that’s my onnnlyyyy concern... have to plan accordingly
@@alittlesaltwithslime1727 Yeah they drug test ya'll, what's you think a professional company going into strangers homes ain't gonna find out everything they can about a potential hire:) Shoot! Bhahaha! I just got an "official offer" did my drug test about 1.5 week ago, so give it two weeks before you start thinking you didn't get it:)
@@geico1975 you would think so but you would also be surprised... I’ve been a hotel housekeeper for 5 years for names like best western Hilton and Hyatt and I have yet to be drug tested being someone who’s going into peoples hotel rooms unsupervised everyday all day.. their application says they do but nobody ever is... I mean what a time to be someone who smokes pot (responsibly never before or during a shift)... it’s socially accepted everywhere else but a hiring employer. You have to weigh your options of having a prescription vs having a cwp. I’ll take the cwp all day and comb through the good benefited/paid jobs I can until times change 🤙🏻 that’s why I said I need to be prepared lol there’s plenty way to get around this issue.
Do they hire at 18? I have a clean record & clean driving record.
Yessir
Sell..sell.sell...... that's all the managers are concerned about. Specifically Oklahoma. Were adding equipment and selling equipment without authorization of customer. Work for Dish Network for 10 months. Have somebody on the call center which was a friend who would tell me that they had to give the equipment to the customer and credit their account. Very high turnaround of employees. Technicians are supposed to specialize in what they do installing troubleshoot not be a salesman for the company to survive. Have you even had technicians going to customers house to install and put together barbecuers and stuff that they bought from the store. Terrible bad experience
EXACTLY!!! I’m having second thought about this job now…I used to be a door to door salesman and it SUCKED! Nobody likes sales men trust me. Greedy DISH
Thank you for the video!!
Your welcome buddy!
Do you get free dish service? If you do, is it just basic or top of the line?
You get an employee discount which is very affordable
I went to a virtual meeting with Dish today and was advanced to being scheduled with the hiring manager. Hopefully it goes well and I get hired on.
I am about to have my second interview tomorrow. I left Directv in November after 9 and a half years and i decided to go with Dish. So many negative reviews about forcing the techs to sale stuff and if u dont you will be fired. That concerns me and discouraged me some .
Can anyone here tell me the experiences working for dish lately.? Its February 2022. Thank you
Yes sir selling is apart of a 5 metric system, you are required to make at least $40 a work order. Don’t let that shy you away of being a great dish tech! If you are competitive and want to have fun while learning new things everyday dish is great for that very reason. The sales will come , they are things that enhances our customers experience . You’ll find it super easy each job you complete.
My neighbor had a dish, always had weather issues. Is this common???
i am doing the exact same thing you said you did with your curiosity. XD
Just got an interview for In-Home Technician is that your job and if not do you know anything about it?
It’s definitely what I do , what we all do , we install and we sell products
I would think everybody would upsale, to get a bonus
Ik im alttle late to the party but i just got the job offer for dish and im starting my tranning next monday excited but aslo nervous to be honest lol
Just be excited !! It’s a beautiful thing. We will provide you with the training and tools you need to be successful
Good day. I'm scheduled to start Sept. 20 in Chesapeake, VA. For the first week. It will be a total of 4 weeks training for me. I'm excited but doubtful at the same time. I've read that you can be fired for lack of sales. That kind of shoots my motivation down. Haha. What does each week entail??? Their flying me to PA for the 3rd week I believe.
You’ll be ok buddy, I had those same worries coming in as well, everything will be alright. Just soak in the installation process first , get that down packed and start learning about the smaller items and the knowledge of them, you’ll gain confidence over time and then you’ll want to start branching out and selling the bigger items
OK, I'll give it my best. Thank you for the advice.
@@facehoward1359 how is it? and how was flying over there and living for a week?
@@facehoward1359 how’s it goin so far with dish?
Do you have to climb really high?
Sometimes , depends on line of sight and the size of the home
How long do they send you to school for?
hey jay, i’m about to do an interview with dish any thing you can recommend to help me secure the job ?
bring out any skills that will makes you good on customer service, communicating with new strangers and anything that will make you looks a good sales man.
I had me a interview and also got hired on the spot start training in few weeks also
Could you give an update if you still work there.
Thank you bro! Did you have a degree going into dish?
There are no requirements for any
Hey if you watching recently and asking yourself dumb questions like do they drug test or what they pay? It's a good job so of course they test and start you out pretty decent. But, it's a very challenging job. Go ahead and apply. Your interviewer will give you the downlow. If he senses anything you seem nervous about tho he will not hire you. They spend thousands training you and are very picky. I had a cool interviewer and I wasn't scared to do anything. Including climb 40 foot ladders. (Which is very rare. If ever) but I actually did it the other day installing a dish on a very tall 2 story house's roof. Had to do it on roof due to line of sight tho. I was shaking climbing up and down but i did it. Including having a heavy tool belt on, carrying the assembled dish, wires, and Stat buddy all at once as well. If you think you could handle that if you had to, and have basic troubleshooting skills, and want the job bad, then do it. Otherwise don't waste their time or yours.
Thanks for leaving your comment, I wondered why my interview lasted almost a hour. Flying out to Atlanta Georgia next week for training glad to be apart of the team👍
So what If you are a great efficient technician but not do good at sales? Do they fire you?
They don't fire you while you are dish tech zero because you are still consider In-training..you become dish tech 1 after 6 month. There, if you can't make sale as a dish tech 1, then they fire you...they actually fire technician for not making sales..
Thank you for this video sir! Though I am glad you're happy, I would just like to point out that, once you sign the contract with Dish, no matter what you do, you will not get out of it for any reason. Had the service for 2 days and they would not let us get out of it without paying a $480.00 fee!!! PLEASE be sure you understand before you sign that contract!!!!!
is this a good start to a career if a ur a young guy
Stop trying to give young guys cupcakes.
Can you do videos on a how you do jobs and sells ect?
Do they supply you with a company phone or laptop
Company phone
should I have drive's license?
Yes very recommended
@@jimmeljames20jf I have masters but I am not from this country. I thought I might start like technician then scale up. But I don’t have license yet
@@maged4087 good that’s awesome! Set the goal to get one then you’ll be all set to start your dish career !
Do you need a comp tia networking g
My background is in apartment maintenance 5 years what certs do I need to be qualified for a dish tech
As long as you can get to the face to face interview and they get a good feel for who you are , I think that’ll be your best shot at landing a spot
I am starting 1/30/23 & they're sending me to AZ 2/6/23
I'm about to be a technician for Dish do you think in your opinion dish is gonna go under do to streaming
not really , we do more than just build dishes. we are smart home technicians too. so we install video doorbells, cameras , tv mounts , sound systems etc. we adjusted to this new generation already and people are climbing back into cable from what im seeing becauses streaming has the same stuff on it lol. you sir can have full confidence that you job is secure and that you can build a career with us.
@@jimmeljames20jf thanks for clarifying I'm so excited to start
Another question I live in a area where there is no Dish store we have a retailer and we will get paid hourly do contractors and retailers get the same discounts as Dish in house.
@@jerrawilliams6115 that im not sure of , im just a technican lol
@@jimmeljames20jf i smell 🐮💩
Been doing it 3 years now
Same
Is the pay hourly?
Yes, and they have a program for techs to get a dollar raise every 6 months. And can earn bonuses from sales
Where did they send you to take your drug test?
Who asks that lol suspicious much its just peeing in a cup if nicotines a problem i will fail the hell out a pee test.
Im definetly not stopping that,
Would you please send as some info of company nams VSAT Dish installer
What is the starting pay
Do you get paid drive time?
Yessir
@@jimmeljames20jfdo you stay out of town a lot? I had a phone interview today and it went good so I go to the in person interview next week. They just told me I wouldn’t have to travel that far and I would work 4 days a week
Respect 🙏
Are they still pushing sales heavy I wanted to come back
Heavier than before. They raised the average shs$ for offices. Especially if your office numbers are low.
@@jonathanflores2384 welp Spectrum it is maybe later they’ll realize taking advantage of your workers will backfire
What are your metrics
how's the interview
Is anyone still ordering Dish?
I'm working out of market watching this right now lol
Where do they have you ?
@@jimmeljames20jf Lowell AR, these mountains ain't playing
Haha you looking in the winter them heights would’ve made the air soooo cold
Is this a 1 man job or do you get an assistant?
Ay yo one man job but you have kind of resources to help you
Hey
Working in the warehouse is horrible ok? It is hostile. Employees are terrible with each other especially the temps. No respect. I was there 11 months and I'm glad I got out. I do not recommend this employer to anyone.
See I don't fly and got a dog so I only lasted 5mins lol
Those 3rd party sub contracted installers dish uses and the
3rd party techs are horrible .
I wish dish would take peoples advice and stop using these
sub contracted companies.
They are runing the dish brand by using these companies.
The whole process for install and tech resolution is problematic to say the least ,
and these sub contractors dish uses many times aren't even honest and up front
with the customer.
There only making your job harder , because the customer doesn't
understand that not every installer or tech is actually from dish .
so when things go very wrong , they blame the dish employee techs ,
when usually it was a sub contractor employee doing the work.
Really dumb they make the techs sell
They are a deceptive company. They dont pay you for drive time. So if yoir first job is 2 & a half hours away, you will spend 5 hours driving and earn nothing. If your customer isnt home, no pay for you. Seek employment elsewhere!
? So 5 hours of drive for no pay?
@@SonSon0710 that's exactly right. Went to bed early the night before. Got up early. Spent 5 hours driving for nothing. They will say, that's just the nature of the business. Sorry, but if I leave home I need to get paid. Not hear
corporate excuses.
@@Chriscovelli1 right, it sounds like a good position but I’m hearing not getting 40 hours a week, gotta push sales etc. I want to get back into the technology field any way possible and they gave me interview, but after the reviews I’m little hesitant
@@SonSon0710 my friend, we REALLY need to communicate with each other to stop this madness. So here's complete honesty......you can make good money doing this kind of work. Given the economy, it's an opportunity to earn. But that's the catch......you only start earning, once you arrive at your appointment, AND the customer is actually home. The have a very convoluted pay system. Instead of a simplistic hourly pay scale, they show you in training how it works. And boy it's complicated. You get paid this for that. That for this, making it all Confusing. And that is very INTENTIONAL. You can't beat an actual hourly pay rate because of its simplicity. When you hear all of this contrived BS involving pay, turn around and leave.