HomeCraft Gutter Protection Reviews

They discussed doing these things right in front of everyone. I assume as a way to intimidate us into not quitting. If someone is NCNS (no call no show) for a few days, which is the same as quitting, the managers would get together in the front of the room and loudly discuss how this person was being marked in the system as terminated. I'm sure the same would also happen to someone who gave a two weeks notice. Once management doesn't like you, that's it for you. The managers like to make people look bad... They'll send you home early (and I've heard that you don't get paid for that shift) or they'll publicly fire you to humiliate you in front of everyone. I've seen this happen to multiple people.

-Management promotes lying to customers to get their business. -Implements shameful high-pressure sales tactics. -Leads are not qualified and you will waste a lot of time. -No Communication. If someone cancels appointment you won’t know until you get there. -Installers aren’t reliable and you’ll lose business or have upset customers. -You’re essentially selling greatly over priced kitchenware to put on peoples homes. I want to add that I have been working in the home remodeling industry for a number of years and there are many companies that are very reputable and have great processes that offer Much better products and services than Homecraft. I would look elsewhere.