@@ITSEPICVIPER just some days,, RN actually today im taking calls in partners with the whole crew and tomorrow starts training bay literally we takin a test THEN we going to floor if we pass
I felt like that'd get repetitive, but since I have many older people around me that doesn't understand what's going on with the devices they decided to purchase, I believe I'll have way more patience than most. And I'm actually excited about actually caring which phone is best suited for a customer. I wouldn't just let them buy anything they wanted if they don't need it. Ik a few of the basics of operating an iPhone, but I do need to learn a few more things.
@@zay_y I worked for t mobile and it’s not hard but their goals can be tough to reach if you worm at a slow store. Avoid authorized retailers if you can and go to corporate
@@jessicacruz4729 do you guys have a way to bypass the fraud detection thing… like say someone’s ID won’t scan or something like that is there a way to bypass that and enter information in the system manually? And is it hard to bypass?
I have orientation this Friday!! I’ve been so nervous for the past couple of weeks because I want to do well at this job, but your video helped bring me down back to earth and sober up a bit!! I’m looking forward to working here, I feel like it will be a great fit for me😄
Rebecca Chiptune Marshall FILMZ hey how much was your Commission check each month like on average is it good? I just got hired and I’m curious the manager was geeking my head up telling me some sales associates would range 70 thousand a year alone 4 thousand dollar commission checks I just find it hard to believe cuz it seems like everyone would be trying to work at T-Mobile 😂so on average wat was your commission checks sometimes look like or what was the biggest one
So it depends on whether you’re with corporate or with an LLC branch of T-Mobile, but yeah, you can potentially make a LOT of money here! It just depends on whether you can bring in appointments and do successful callbacks, and also just perfecting customer service/pitch. Overall though I’m enjoying working at T-Mobile. It’s really fun and exciting!!
Rebecca Chiptune oh shit! Sounds fun I’m excited to what was your biggest commission check we start out at 15.50 so that’s already a plus and I’m glad to here tnag
Are hours good? I’m reapplying. I messed up last December and I’m not waiting 6 months. But I work in retail, I love working and I hope they’ll add me into their team!
Me n my family have Ben a customer of sprint pcs since 2000 we switched to t mobile and all got iPhone 12 and new sims I walk into a t mobile store. I can still remember wen it was sprint
Thanks for this darlin, just got done with a phone interview and I got the job! was nervous about the half commission/ half hourly pay tho. But after this I feel as though imma do really good at selling accessories for sure. How is that going to look with covid tho? If the stores aren't getting enough traffic will that how much will that affect the commission pay?
I worked for T-Mobile for 5 years at an authorized dealer TPR. Started off as Mobile Expert and moved to up to the RSM position. Got sick of working in wireless after 5 years.
So I just got hired at Verizon and supposed to start Monday but doing research on Verizon I've come across a lot of better things about TMobile and wondering if I've made the right decision .... I just put in an application & assessment so I'm basically just seeing what fate has planned. If they interview me (not expecting anything) but if they do, I'll definitely go and see what's up. So I guess we'll see
I worked at TMobile for 3 years then Verizon for 5 years, I liked working for Verizon better because I felt like I worked with really smart ppl and they were pretty easy going and the commission was better. Retail commission averages around $2k-$3k and maxes out at around $4.3K. Also job opportunity beyond retail is huge. Once I learned everything, Verizon paid for my education and globally recognized IT certifications which was awesome.
@@sw3361 When it comes to Verizon, what would be the average amount of hours needed to be worked on a weekly basis in order to average approximately 2K-3K monthly??
I've work for Sprint / T Mobile for over 2 years now, and she hit it right on the head. 80% of ppl that walk thru door r there to ask u stupid questions. And that's the worst shit ever bcuz every person who walks in, and doesn't buy anything, they count that against your conversion metric. It's a very fine line to play, you have to be nice, and help with a quick fix, but don't do to much because then they will be back with a list BS they want you to do for them. I've had ppl wanting me to write emails for them, file unemployment, file for social security, fix their banking apps, and the absolute worst of all, is when they don't kno their passwords. Im sorry but we're not their to do that stuff and ppl think we are and they make me hate the job. Other than that, the pay commission sucks. it's ALWAYS changing, we working a lot harder these days for less money. It can have its upside to the job but not a place you will last if you don't have patience.
I’m going to college now for retail management so that way it will be better chance of hiring me and I really love T-Mobile a customer with my dad for over 14 years I go to the stores all the time my dream job is T-Mobile in retail I love and research every single day all their phones and go on blogs and watch RUclips on phones I’m practically obsessed if u would call it that
@@RawLikeThat yeah. Going to college just to go into retail is a waste of time and money. I hate the push for everyone to go. Some people aren't cut out for it.
Best to you. Unfortunately my experience with the “experts “ has been horrible. Every one had a different lie on needed answers. I’d never buy another thing from them again. I am buying a tablet and a speaker. Its going to be about a 760.00. Anywhere but T-Mobil.
Marshall FILMZ hey how much was your Commission check each month like on average is it good? I just got hired and I’m curious the manager was geeking my head up telling me some sales associates would range 70 thousand a year alone 4 thousand dollar commission checks I just find it hard to believe cuz it seems like everyone would be trying to work at T-Mobile 😂so on average wat was your commission checks sometimes look like or what was the biggest one
Someone told me about it but sales part kinda scares me, I basically know how to fix phones dealing with troubleshooting mostly I dont know difference from one phone to another it seem like it would be a project
Would you say the training or the entry process as a sale representative is stressful or hard? Cause I just had an interview and they were mentioning getting evaluated and selling to a higher manger
I got the job, background check done, and such but I’m worried I may not be able to do training just because of the location of the training which is 30 minutes away... if there’s no traffic. ( which there will be because training is at 10 Am )
I got training here in Brooklyn, NY going towards sunny side queens NY one bus ride 14 stops is about 25 mins away, Not bad I can deal with that Plus we have E-bikes everywhere here. So If I ever run late one-day e-bike or Uber/ Lyft will save me.
Hi um so I bought a new unlocked phone and I transferred my T mobile sim card to the new phone that I just bought but the internet connection not working how can I fix this ?
Hello I interviewed and got sort of like an internship at T-Mobile tomrrow, so the manager can see how well I do. I have no experience but they said they would give me a chance. Is there anything I should expect or any other tips you got, I’m very nervous that I will mess this up
Danny ASMR Marshall FILMZ hey how much was your Commission check each month like on average is it good? I just got hired and I’m curious the manager was geeking my head up telling me some sales associates would range 70 thousand a year alone 4 thousand dollar commission checks I just find it hard to believe cuz it seems like everyone would be trying to work at T-Mobile 😂so on average wat was your commission checks sometimes look like or what was the biggest one
Could you give some tips on how you got your job? What kind of experience did you have in sales? Did you apply in store or online? Did you follow up with a call? I'm interested but I don't know how to go about it because I don't have experience?
Mallory Morris I had customer service experience but no “cellular” experience. Apply online. If you can find someone that works in the store they can refer you. Didn’t need to follow up. The interview was on the phone and went by fairly quickly
I noticed I was at the t mobile store and I saw a older gentlemen who kept complaining about his photos and it took forever. And I went there again three days later and a older lady had trouble with her email. I said to the manager, since when did T-Mobile become IT? I agree with you on that.
Marshall FILMZ hey how much was your Commission check each month like on average is it good? I just got hired and I’m curious the manager was geeking my head up telling me some sales associates would range 70 thousand a year alone 4 thousand dollar commission checks I just find it hard to believe cuz it seems like everyone would be trying to work at T-Mobile 😂so on average wat was your commission checks sometimes look like or what was the biggest one
So i went to college for IT. Got my associates but didn't get anything out of it so i got into warehouse work. I hate it. It's been 5 years now and i want to get more into computers. I plan to get A plus certified but in the meantime get outta warehouse labor and get into technology sales as a stepping stone. Is TMobile good for me? I'm 32 years old
Yes I am in college and work part time. I work around 20 hrs and make $25-30 an hour and live on my own, they pay great so even if you work very little if you can sell a lot of stuff you make hella money
@@alfmar95 yes, I have gotten better and more knowledgeable though since writing that comment and now year to date its around $30. work hard and you will make great money
Mari RP I remember taking one of those personality tests with the application before interviewing. During training I remember it only being 2 weeks and there was no testing. Just training on how to deal with people more than anything. Slight over view on plans but very slight because plans change often so they don’t dwell on it
Best way to close a sales interview. These questions should be the last 3 questions you ask or say to close an interview: 1. What are the characteristics you see in a successful salesperson? 2. Just in our conversation, did you see any of those characteristics in me? (Assuming you're good for the role and the interviewer says yes) 3. Then that means you're comfortable in moving me to the next round, right? (Then stay silent)
I had my interview yesterday they said they were gonna call me today and they haven’t called me :( I thought the interview went so great and everything :/ fuck it .....
Justine Hilburn same here I’ve almost make a month haven’t called me but I’ve been to all the interviews and everything has been going great it’s just I haven’t received a call back
do you guys have a way to bypass the fraud detection thing… like say someone’s ID won’t scan or something like that is there a way to bypass that and enter information in the system manually? And is it hard to bypass?
Ashley Maui honestly you don’t need any type of experience working there, you can learn. It would be preferred because you are working with people and it will also definitely benefit your pockets. And I also believe when managers are interviewing they are looking for sales skills and people skills but it all depends on that manager hiring you
Ashley I can teach you how to sell, I can’t teach you a personality. Go in there and show off your personality and you should be fine. Any retail or customer service experience is all you really need other than that.
They hired me and I told them I have a disability. They basically said this "we accept all, I myself has a disability. T-Mobile is open to all and never sell yourself short".
@@c.lavish5313 I work for t mobile part time. In NC we get 14/hr+commish. They recently gave us a raise to $20/hr minimum. Meaning, you can make way more with commission but say you had a slow month, tmobile will pay you 20/hr. That being said I work about 30hr a week, months vary but average after all said and done is like $4-6k (wage and commission net) (and yes corporate is better because you get so many benefits)
Thanks for the info but how come I got an interview and I asked about benefits and they said no benefits 😩 and commissions are only for new lines and accessories
There’s definitely health and dental amongst pet and childcare at the time of my employment. and there is commission on everything sold. TMobile is one of the best companies I’ve ever worked for
@@swayyinthemorninn theres different ones everyone time something new around. But the base goals also change & are different based on company needs & store managers every month... with that said is it hard? No. The goals are set because they believe highly of you and believe you'll succeed, and you will. And also size of store matters as well.
$10 x 8 hours = $80 a day. That's 4,000 pesos a day. Here for any call center, we are paid 1.5 of your day. That's roughly 900 pesos a day which is $18 for the whole working hours. Truth hurts.
Violet Maquiling you can call it slavery, however t-mobile typically pay HIGHER than the average of that country. Keep in mind Cost Of Living is COMPLETELY different where you are and where I am. 🤷🏽♀️
Mari RP it depends on many factors. I had a friend that was a manager at a TPR that said they got paid more but I don’t what believe wat people say when it comes to pay because they tend to feel the need to be inferior 🤷🏽♀️. But bottom line it depends on location and honestly YOU.
If anybody is watching this in the future, charge people for asking you about how to work a phone, charge $5 for each service, don’t do the shit for the free or the customers will take advantage of you, I don’t even put on screens for free, like bruh/mam ask siri or Cortana for free, not ya boy
I strongly recommend staying away from Tmobile for your service. They'll charge for service not requested. The personal guarantee means nothing, so record all conversations! I will be making a video. You will hear straight-up fraud, lies, and just unbelievably discussing behavior.
Not sure if you're still looking but I used to work for T-Mobile. Try applying to authorized retailers (TPRs), they're usually easier to get into and you can later leverage that to get into corporate or even another company like AT&T or Verizon.
You look like Tiara peoples the T-Mobile store who’s famous on RUclips for ignoring an ignorant kid irate customer who came into the store at last few minutes of closing trying to get her phone issues solved and told we’re closed
Хобби
Who else came here because they have an interview the next day? Thank you for this.
im already on training sooooo yeh
hahahha yup
@@elkryz3928 how long did it take from interview to getting job offer
@@ITSEPICVIPER just some days,, RN actually today im taking calls in partners with the whole crew and tomorrow starts training bay literally we takin a test THEN we going to floor if we pass
Did you have experience in retail?
I felt like that'd get repetitive, but since I have many older people around me that doesn't understand what's going on with the devices they decided to purchase, I believe I'll have way more patience than most.
And I'm actually excited about actually caring which phone is best suited for a customer. I wouldn't just let them buy anything they wanted if they don't need it.
Ik a few of the basics of operating an iPhone, but I do need to learn a few more things.
Just finalized my trainings today after 3 weeks and am officially certified as a Mobile Expert ✨✨✨
Do you know what the rights answers be for the survey or the questions part?
@@rubensalgadojr6108 🤔
Was it hard? I’m just worried about it cause they mentioned being evaluated my upper management
@@zay_y I worked for t mobile and it’s not hard but their goals can be tough to reach if you worm at a slow store. Avoid authorized retailers if you can and go to corporate
@@jessicacruz4729 do you guys have a way to bypass the fraud detection thing… like say someone’s ID won’t scan or something like that is there a way to bypass that and enter information in the system manually? And is it hard to bypass?
I have orientation this Friday!! I’ve been so nervous for the past couple of weeks because I want to do well at this job, but your video helped bring me down back to earth and sober up a bit!! I’m looking forward to working here, I feel like it will be a great fit for me😄
Rebecca Chiptune Marshall FILMZ hey how much was your Commission check each month like on average is it good? I just got hired and I’m curious the manager was geeking my head up telling me some sales associates would range 70 thousand a year alone 4 thousand dollar commission checks I just find it hard to believe cuz it seems like everyone would be trying to work at T-Mobile 😂so on average wat was your commission checks sometimes look like or what was the biggest one
Rebecca Chiptune and how is the job if u got hired Orrall
So it depends on whether you’re with corporate or with an LLC branch of T-Mobile, but yeah, you can potentially make a LOT of money here! It just depends on whether you can bring in appointments and do successful callbacks, and also just perfecting customer service/pitch.
Overall though I’m enjoying working at T-Mobile. It’s really fun and exciting!!
Rebecca Chiptune oh shit! Sounds fun I’m excited to what was your biggest commission check we start out at 15.50 so that’s already a plus and I’m glad to here tnag
Are hours good? I’m reapplying. I messed up last December and I’m not waiting 6 months. But I work in retail, I love working and I hope they’ll add me into their team!
Me n my family have Ben a customer of sprint pcs since 2000 we switched to t mobile and all got iPhone 12 and new sims I walk into a t mobile store. I can still remember wen it was sprint
Thanks for this darlin, just got done with a phone interview and I got the job! was nervous about the half commission/ half hourly pay tho. But after this I feel as though imma do really good at selling accessories for sure. How is that going to look with covid tho? If the stores aren't getting enough traffic will that how much will that affect the commission pay?
Best video I seen so far! I just got hired and on the fence about working here or the bank being a teller. You’re very beautiful by the way.😊
Do you still work at T-Mobile ? How much did u get pay
@@mariselareyes1028 Yes I do and it depends they started me off at $15 an hour plus commission.
@@ErrolJ1 do you still work there?
@@kiingkay Yes
I worked for T-Mobile for 5 years at an authorized dealer TPR. Started off as Mobile Expert and moved to up to the RSM position. Got sick of working in wireless after 5 years.
So I just got hired at Verizon and supposed to start Monday but doing research on Verizon I've come across a lot of better things about TMobile and wondering if I've made the right decision ....
I just put in an application & assessment so I'm basically just seeing what fate has planned. If they interview me (not expecting anything) but if they do, I'll definitely go and see what's up. So I guess we'll see
Thanks for the insight. I was interested in working there.
Yo Mama definitely fun laid back environment. If I didn't succeed anywhere else in this world i would go back
I worked at TMobile for 3 years then Verizon for 5 years, I liked working for Verizon better because I felt like I worked with really smart ppl and they were pretty easy going and the commission was better. Retail commission averages around $2k-$3k and maxes out at around $4.3K. Also job opportunity beyond retail is huge. Once I learned everything, Verizon paid for my education and globally recognized IT certifications which was awesome.
S W 4K a month ? Sorry I never worked for any of them and I was tryin to apply and I would like to know more info if u don’t mind
@@sw3361 When it comes to Verizon, what would be the average amount of hours needed to be worked on a weekly basis in order to average approximately 2K-3K monthly??
Thanks for the video!
I've work for Sprint / T Mobile for over 2 years now, and she hit it right on the head. 80% of ppl that walk thru door r there to ask u stupid questions. And that's the worst shit ever bcuz every person who walks in, and doesn't buy anything, they count that against your conversion metric. It's a very fine line to play, you have to be nice, and help with a quick fix, but don't do to much because then they will be back with a list BS they want you to do for them. I've had ppl wanting me to write emails for them, file unemployment, file for social security, fix their banking apps, and the absolute worst of all, is when they don't kno their passwords. Im sorry but we're not their to do that stuff and ppl think we are and they make me hate the job. Other than that, the pay commission sucks. it's ALWAYS changing, we working a lot harder these days for less money. It can have its upside to the job but not a place you will last if you don't have patience.
They should charge ppl, if your writing emails, or do employment or job applications. 5-10 bucks are good
loved this video very helpful info
good overview.They should have had you running the show..
I have an interview tomorrow at T-Mobile and I’m so nervous I hope I get it
By the way, what is the Role of a mobile expert? At times, Care refers cutomers to store for assistance to setup their phones and etc?
I’m going to college now for retail management so that way it will be better chance of hiring me and I really love T-Mobile a customer with my dad for over 14 years I go to the stores all the time my dream job is T-Mobile in retail I love and research every single day all their phones and go on blogs and watch RUclips on phones I’m practically obsessed if u would call it that
@@RawLikeThat yeah. Going to college just to go into retail is a waste of time and money. I hate the push for everyone to go. Some people aren't cut out for it.
Best to you. Unfortunately my experience with the “experts “ has been horrible. Every one had a different lie on needed answers. I’d never buy another thing from them again. I am buying a tablet and a speaker. Its going to be about a 760.00. Anywhere but T-Mobil.
Marshall FILMZ hey how much was your Commission check each month like on average is it good? I just got hired and I’m curious the manager was geeking my head up telling me some sales associates would range 70 thousand a year alone 4 thousand dollar commission checks I just find it hard to believe cuz it seems like everyone would be trying to work at T-Mobile 😂so on average wat was your commission checks sometimes look like or what was the biggest one
Its 20 an hr now minimum
What is the interview process like ? What kind of questions do they ask you ? I ask because I have an interview tomorrow.
how did your interview go?
How is the process ? I have one tomorrow.
You are so awesome if I can find employees like you for my company
Thnk you 💙
Just got hired at Sprint, but would have loved to be at TMobile.
ThiccGod Gaming HMU on snap @bin.selling
They merged so you will T-Mobile bought sprint
Someone told me about it but sales part kinda scares me, I basically know how to fix phones dealing with troubleshooting mostly I dont know difference from one phone to another it seem like it would be a project
How or where did you apply? Like what site ie. LinkedIn hirewire etc
Doesn't Vegas have a signature store too?
15.50 Colorado but commission is not as good. Former rep mobile expert.
Would you say the training or the entry process as a sale representative is stressful or hard? Cause I just had an interview and they were mentioning getting evaluated and selling to a higher manger
Different mangers have different ways of “interviewing” ... I had to sell the manager salt & pepper. It was funny but I did what needed to be done
I got the job, background check done, and such but I’m worried I may not be able to do training just because of the location of the training which is 30 minutes away... if there’s no traffic. ( which there will be because training is at 10
Am )
Omg! No worries. I had the same issue driving far for training. But training doesn’t last forever! You can do it 👌🏽
I got training here in Brooklyn, NY going towards sunny side queens NY one bus ride 14 stops is about 25 mins away, Not bad I can deal with that Plus we have E-bikes everywhere here. So If I ever run late one-day e-bike or Uber/ Lyft will save me.
Hi um so I bought a new unlocked phone and I transferred my T mobile sim card to the new phone that I just bought but the internet connection not working how can I fix this ?
Could I work there part time when I get more retail experience I’m on disability and can work certain mount hours
Hello I interviewed and got sort of like an internship at T-Mobile tomrrow, so the manager can see how well I do. I have no experience but they said they would give me a chance. Is there anything I should expect or any other tips you got, I’m very nervous that I will mess this up
Danny ASMR Marshall FILMZ hey how much was your Commission check each month like on average is it good? I just got hired and I’m curious the manager was geeking my head up telling me some sales associates would range 70 thousand a year alone 4 thousand dollar commission checks I just find it hard to believe cuz it seems like everyone would be trying to work at T-Mobile 😂so on average wat was your commission checks sometimes look like or what was the biggest one
Fresh 141 did you end up working at T-Mobile if so how was it how much did you get paid
Could you give some tips on how you got your job? What kind of experience did you have in sales? Did you apply in store or online? Did you follow up with a call? I'm interested but I don't know how to go about it because I don't have experience?
Mallory Morris I had customer service experience but no “cellular” experience. Apply online. If you can find someone that works in the store they can refer you. Didn’t need to follow up. The interview was on the phone and went by fairly quickly
I noticed I was at the t mobile store and I saw a older gentlemen who kept complaining about his photos and it took forever. And I went there again three days later and a older lady had trouble with her email. I said to the manager, since when did T-Mobile become IT? I agree with you on that.
$10 is a shitty pay rate for T-Mobile. Corporate T-Mobile starts $15 or higher in Nevada and min wage is 8.25 here
Marshall FILMZ hey how much was your Commission check each month like on average is it good? I just got hired and I’m curious the manager was geeking my head up telling me some sales associates would range 70 thousand a year alone 4 thousand dollar commission checks I just find it hard to believe cuz it seems like everyone would be trying to work at T-Mobile 😂so on average wat was your commission checks sometimes look like or what was the biggest one
She's pretty 💯
How long applications take for t mobile?
OK what I would like to know is overall were you getting paid for your hard work. Was the salary you recieved commensurate ?
Of course
For somebody that is getting paid 22 an hour already is it worth leaving this job for T-Mobile who is starting at 12
Wait what interview questions do they ask????
Omg wish me good luck on Wednesday
So i went to college for IT. Got my associates but didn't get anything out of it so i got into warehouse work. I hate it. It's been 5 years now and i want to get more into computers. I plan to get A plus certified but in the meantime get outta warehouse labor and get into technology sales as a stepping stone. Is TMobile good for me? I'm 32 years old
Antonio Jay yea it’s a perfect stepping stone
It’s all sales and competition so I’d believe so !
@@MaliAvenue I've never worked directly with sales. Just retail stock and customer interaction.
Antonio Jay I’m sorry I misunderstood. My comment was stating Tmobile is all sales & competition with your future endeavors
Would you recommend working her for a college student ? I need a part time job and was interested in T-Mobile but not sure if I should.
Alex Tapia I myself was a part time student and work full time. So yes you can definitely do it.
Damn Mali Thank you for the feedback !! I appreciate it
Yes I am in college and work part time. I work around 20 hrs and make $25-30 an hour and live on my own, they pay great so even if you work very little if you can sell a lot of stuff you make hella money
@@aislinnes you make 25 at t mobile w comission?
@@alfmar95 yes, I have gotten better and more knowledgeable though since writing that comment and now year to date its around $30. work hard and you will make great money
How much we’re you making a week at average
Is the commission any good, I heard it ranges in the $1000s anywhere from $3000 and above. Did you work for a corporate store or sub dealer?
alfredo diaz ramirez corporate and it depends on your foot traffic & your work ethic
I have no idea how I came across this Kamali but you forgot to mention how Ed Carmichael was the best manager you ever had! 😂
Kamali?? Who is that 🥴 …. She def slightly mentioned it but your right. She should have
What are the requirements to work there?
Do the same things apply to metro since t-mobile bought them?
At the time, the metro company and hiring were separated even with acquisition. Currently I’m not sure I’m sorry
Did you have to take a test during training ? If so what is it about and is it on a computer or how ??
Mari RP you take 3 weeks of training with knowledge checks at the end of each week
Mari RP I remember taking one of those personality tests with the application before interviewing. During training I remember it only being 2 weeks and there was no testing. Just training on how to deal with people more than anything. Slight over view on plans but very slight because plans change often so they don’t dwell on it
I just got done with my interview I doubt I got it :(
I applied two months ago and I have a interview tomorrow 🙌🏼🤣
How did it go? I am tmw
Best way to close a sales interview. These questions should be the last 3 questions you ask or say to close an interview:
1. What are the characteristics you see in a successful salesperson?
2. Just in our conversation, did you see any of those characteristics in me? (Assuming you're good for the role and the interviewer says yes)
3. Then that means you're comfortable in moving me to the next round, right? (Then stay silent)
Do TMobile employees count their own cash in their registers?
Nathan Krupp lol yeah accounting red flag right there.
I had my interview yesterday they said they were gonna call me today and they haven’t called me :( I thought the interview went so great and everything :/ fuck it .....
Justine Hilburn stay optimistic. Don’t give up
@damnmali thank u I will 💜
Justine Hilburn same here I’ve almost make a month haven’t called me but I’ve been to all the interviews and everything has been going great it’s just I haven’t received a call back
do you guys have a way to bypass the fraud detection thing… like say someone’s ID won’t scan or something like that is there a way to bypass that and enter information in the system manually? And is it hard to bypass?
It’s 15$ in nyc
Hi how is it
Do you have to have experience in a cellphone shop to work at T-Mobile or sprint and stores like these?
Ashley Maui No... That’s why they train you. You just need to have experience with sales.
I work at T-Mobile
Ashley Maui honestly you don’t need any type of experience working there, you can learn. It would be preferred because you are working with people and it will also definitely benefit your pockets. And I also believe when managers are interviewing they are looking for sales skills and people skills but it all depends on that manager hiring you
Ashley I can teach you how to sell, I can’t teach you a personality. Go in there and show off your personality and you should be fine. Any retail or customer service experience is all you really need other than that.
Tiara Peoples?
I wanted to work at t mobile so bad but I have a learning disability idk if they will hire me though 😔
Then start learning about sales now, that way you're closer to proficient before you get therr
They hired me and I told them I have a disability. They basically said this "we accept all, I myself has a disability. T-Mobile is open to all and never sell yourself short".
How much did u make per hr and what % was the commission
Quang Curry both of those answer depend on state, corporate or tpr, and the particular store.
Could u provide an estimate? I’m lookin got work at T-Mobile as well
@@MaliAvenue you can still give us a estimate.. is corporate better or dealer?
@@c.lavish5313 I work for t mobile part time. In NC we get 14/hr+commish. They recently gave us a raise to $20/hr minimum. Meaning, you can make way more with commission but say you had a slow month, tmobile will pay you 20/hr. That being said I work about 30hr a week, months vary but average after all said and done is like $4-6k (wage and commission net) (and yes corporate is better because you get so many benefits)
I got a interview today and they said they'll call me tomorrow afternoon. What does that mean? And how do I know I got the job?
Probably did you get the job
It’s 13.50 in Texas
What city u work
Pennsylvania $15
Me 2
Thanks for the info but how come I got an interview and I asked about benefits and they said no benefits 😩 and commissions are only for new lines and accessories
There’s definitely health and dental amongst pet and childcare at the time of my employment. and there is commission on everything sold. TMobile is one of the best companies I’ve ever worked for
I got hired today and I have no idea what to expect I’m nervous maann
Just be yourself. They hired you for a reason, they see something in you. Go girl!
N congrats
Update? Lol
How did it go? I think I got hired just waiting to hear back
any updates bro? How much did you average a month with hourly and commission?
did you have any job before T-Mobile?
Yes in customer service field
so the pay and compensation was good or great? what about the sales goals? i heard they have a lot and they’re challenging...? are they impossible
Sinuhe Uribe pay is higher than minimum wage && the commission is based off what you sell. Work hard=more money
Damn Mali what about the sales goals? are they hard to achieve i heard they have a lot
@@swayyinthemorninn theres different ones everyone time something new around. But the base goals also change & are different based on company needs & store managers every month... with that said is it hard? No. The goals are set because they believe highly of you and believe you'll succeed, and you will. And also size of store matters as well.
Long story short... How much did you take home a year?
colin schabel close to 40k.
$10 x 8 hours = $80 a day. That's 4,000 pesos a day. Here for any call center, we are paid 1.5 of your day. That's roughly 900 pesos a day which is $18 for the whole working hours. Truth hurts.
Different countries have different hourly wages 🤷🏽♀️.. call centers where I am In USA pay is close to equivalent
@@MaliAvenue I guess what I'm trying to say is... nothing beats slavery in my country. $80 per day versus $18 per day. Huge difference. Truth hurts.
Violet Maquiling you can call it slavery, however t-mobile typically pay HIGHER than the average of that country. Keep in mind Cost Of Living is COMPLETELY different where you are and where I am. 🤷🏽♀️
Does corporate stores pay more ?
Mari RP it depends on many factors. I had a friend that was a manager at a TPR that said they got paid more but I don’t what believe wat people say when it comes to pay because they tend to feel the need to be inferior 🤷🏽♀️. But bottom line it depends on location and honestly YOU.
Also the commission breakdown is completely different
If anybody is watching this in the future, charge people for asking you about how to work a phone, charge $5 for each service, don’t do the shit for the free or the customers will take advantage of you, I don’t even put on screens for free, like bruh/mam ask siri or Cortana for free, not ya boy
I strongly recommend staying away from Tmobile for your service. They'll charge for service not requested. The personal guarantee means nothing, so record all conversations! I will be making a video. You will hear straight-up fraud, lies, and just unbelievably discussing behavior.
Will they hire me with no sales experience? I keep getting rejected lmao
Arnold lie bro stamp they lousy on that front
Not sure if you're still looking but I used to work for T-Mobile. Try applying to authorized retailers (TPRs), they're usually easier to get into and you can later leverage that to get into corporate or even another company like AT&T or Verizon.
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Sis bad. 😍 I'd buy anything you tried to sell me
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I don’t think this is a good job for an introvert lol
Im an introvert and it will help you get out of your bubble which is always great for improving your social skills.
I also am an introvert and I do not do anything outside of my comfort. I acutely got interviewed as a manager.
@@nataliaveladez was it easy starting off? i have really bad anxiety and a interview today at 3
@@leighac9555 yeah it was easy I didn’t get hired though they completely cut off all communication not sure why lol
@@nataliaveladez hmm weird i hope i get it and it's easy to learn
Ughhhh, one of thee worst jobs ever! & I dont kno who I hated worst, the fellow associates or customers
How much were you making, I just got hired and did background check. Start in 5 days.
@@sochillsimany updates bro? How much did you average a month with hourly and commission?
You look like Tiara peoples the T-Mobile store who’s famous on RUclips for ignoring an ignorant kid irate customer who came into the store at last few minutes of closing trying to get her phone issues solved and told we’re closed