YESCO Reviews

This is the second Mormon, family-owned company for which I've worked. Unless I find myself in dire straits, it will be my last. Nepotism rules the day at YESCO, which partially explains why they are in so much trouble. If you are outside of the 'club', you will not progress, and you will be one of the first to be let go. Don't get too comfortable...and keep looking for a REAL job. This is a sinking ship, and just like the Titanic, nobody at the helm will take responsibility.

In the area where I was selling, it is congested with competition. The freedom to work from home also means that your email requests, and phone calls can easily be overlooked or ignored when trying to organize a job. The base salary is low, but the commission structure works out once you start to get busy. While the job is "Sales" focused, one tends to become a "Project Manager (cleaning up messes by the operations team)" and there is little time left to sell. They are very heavy on tracking numbers which often don't reflect day-to-day goals set for the Sales Team.