Anonymous #1 said: so you guys have some experience with this company? im gonna call the guy tomorrow and tell him ive got some concerns. Ive been out of work for over a year and i finally get an interview and it's this bullshit.
Honestly, for kicks, I called them up when I was out of work too. There are only two kinds of jobs that require no information before an interview, telemarketing and vector style selling shit. Both will likely fuck you over. All my friends that have worked for them quit.
A main reason why: You get paid by appointment, and if you sell. The appointment isn't really pay, it just covers the expenses, due to the fact you have to get there to a person's house. No one cares about their knives due to the outrageous price for knives that you could get a better deal on somewhere else. Most will interview family and friends, find no one else wants to hear a sales pitch and then quit. Forgot if the one friend got stuck with a set of knives or not, I cannot remember if they make you buy a set to display or not.
Not sure if they sell anything else, but it will be way overpriced, decent quality, but no where near worth buying.
Vector loves to hire students that need a summer job between high school and college, naive and in need of money, many fall for it.
I just never met a person who left that company without getting fucked in the ass.
If you ask the people of your concerns, they have heard it all and have responses to sugar coat everything. Those that are on the telephone have to try and get you in and make you sell or their job is in trouble.
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