Pros
There are some very nice people in this program. As long as you want to work here you will get hired. If you stick it out for long enough you'll get promoted just from the horrible turnover rate.
Cons
I knew that this would be a hard sales job and I was ok with that. However, at my interview I was told that I would be working 40 hour work weeks. In fact, I was working over 48 hours a week. If your group goal isn't met by the time you're supposed to leave you have to stay until the group meets the goal or it just gets too late. They call this "extra mile". Since you are paid commission you are not paid overtime. It looks like you're making more money that way anyway but it actually evens out to about minimum wage for all hours you worked. They also lied to me about the ammount of money I would be making. It's minimum wage vs commission. They told me I would be making 70 dollars for each appointment I make. The truth is if the appointment is cancelled, never happens, or just never gets confirmed you don't make any money off working with that customer. This happens quite often that I would say that nobody on any given week gets 100% of their leads to go through. They don't really give you a lot of information on the product you're selling. I was told I was giving customers a free consultation for cabinet refacing and a script I was told never to stray from. After doing some research for customer testimonials, I found that you're actually having customers give permission to allow a door to door salesperson into their house. And the worst thing is, I left the company over a month ago and they have yet to pay me a single dollar. They haven't even tried to give me my money I have been calling and they said they would mail my check out two weeks ago, and I still haven't seen it.