YOU WILL DIE FROM OVEREXHAUSTION - Enrollment Specialist Turbo Debt Employee Review

The first thing they do is gaslight you in every kind of way. How they are the greatest comany, provide the greatest service to help people in debt, free food (see pros), great benefits, great "pay" (I'll get to that in a second). Basically, you're the luckiest person since King Midas himself because you just found the golden touch. Alright, first of all the bait and switch. Yes. The False advertising is real. They advertise "Free Government Grants" and "Veterans assistance" and Loans. Basically, you have to pose a some nobody at an "enrollment center," and youre just "trying to figure out what they're eligible for." In reality you only sell one thing and you know that all along. Your job is to convince them to enroll into a debt settlement program, and in reality, you could be doing more harm than good. Why more harm than good? They tell you that the debt is settled at 55%, but some companies, like discover, refuse to settle at less than 80%. Add the 25% negotiation fee, and now your customer owes 105% of their original debt. Ok fine, lets assume they all enroll at 55%, and the fee is 25%, so you saved them 20%, and they pay "No Interest" right? Wrong. There's definitely a banking fee each month, sometimes "Transaction fees" as well. Not to mention a seperate "Legal Security Agreement" that costs about $20/month. Why isn't it built into the original agreement and provided at no charge to the customer? Typical corporate ripoff. That's why. I don't mind selling debt settlement. But I definetly mind the bait and switch, and I sure mind the fact that I'm talking to "low energy" and "negative energy" people all day. That will ruin your mindset and send your mental health down a toilet real fast. You're also locked in for at least 10 hour shifts at a time, likely to go over if you're on a call. You can only take a 30 minute lunch, and two 15 minute breaks. They can't be one consecutive hour. So if you'd like to schedule an appointment, it has to be on the one of 3 days when you're trying to remember what your mom's real name was. Then you have the commissions. You're either set up to be a top earner, or set up to be a failure. There is no middle. A top earner is your "Glen Garry Glenn Ross" freak of nature that tells you they have empathy, even though they're about as empathetic as a photocopier. They're just machines, likely tweaking on something. If a customer cancels with SIX MONTHS you get clawed back. Meaning you lose your commissions if you sign up someone in January and they cancel or stop paying in May. So you have to give McDonald's that burger you ate all the way back in February. Also, you think you get vacation time, in reality, if you take a vacation, your numbers for the month drop. And guess what a micro-managing management who has your metrics under the microscope doesn't micro-like? Low Numbers!!! Look I could go on and on. By the time I got out of there. My health was in dismal shape. Mentally, and physically. The fact that you're seated in a chair for 10 hours/4 days (sometimes 5) is guaranteed to get your weight up, especially if you're going to be eating the diet they provide for you (which you will, given that you're short on money and time to go buy/make a meal from elsewhere). I literally had to move in with family to recover from this hellhole. I put in my resignation, but then they told me that they'll work with me and coach me. Ended up letting me go a week later any way. Happiest day of my life. For months afterwards, I've simply been taking it easy, working on my mortgage license, recovering my health and fitness. Detoxing from screens, excessive music and media, and trying to enjoy life before WW3 turns us all into the creatures from the "Hills Have Eyes."