Pluspunten
There are no pros to my knowledge.
Minpunten
No transparency, cold sales, low pay (mostly working for commissions which is okay but they are not transparent about this), too much travel for the ridiculously low pay. Some practices here are scary. Work is extremely tedious too mostly because you’re driving hours to do sales every day except Sunday..
Pluspunten
They hire you fast! That's the only good thing
Minpunten
Their website switchandgrow seems to be deleted now. Some of the people I worked with then as well completely wiped SWITCH from their linkedin etc. I wonder what happened. But during the time I worked there, it was definitely very weird. It seemed like a sort of sham, but was covered with "sales" for companies like internet companies etc. They also had a charity fundraising department which I heard was even more weird. I was in the sales department.
Pluspunten
Social and high energy atmosphere. Fun atmosphere and if you're young, a crowd of people your age to make friends with.
Minpunten
Long, long hours, beyond actually working. Hours before and after work are dedicated to invest in "training" and creating networking connections after hours as well. It isolates you socially so your friends and family have less chances to tell you you're not being treated fairly. Check out "Inside the Slave Circle" documentary on youtube. Training is 30 people standing in a room practicing having the same conversation, over and over, with side lessons on how to manipulate people/keep your attitude up. Every day base pay was $30 before commission. $500 a week, if you were lucky, for a 70 hour work week and the promise you could own your own office and be an entrepreneur. They also don't reimburse you for travel expenses. They say theyre looking for senior executives, but its basically a middle management position in a pyramid scheme. Management dangles the promise of future success for hard now. Manipulative tactics are used to sell, and the job is constantly being sold to you. It is canvassing or d2d sales. There's little to no management training and in the manager's own words, training is too quick to be useful, so people keep making mistakes. Office structure is messy due to quick turn over. If you have no faith that this job will turn out fortune for you- which in a pyramid structure, there always has to be many many people on the bottom- there's not a lot for you here career wise.