DISH reviews

Their 'uncapped commission' is an advertising ploy to draw in new employees (due to the extremely high attrition rate) You make $14 an hour starting (29k a year BEFORE taxes) - no matter what experience you have They claim the average salary for this position is 55k+ and that their top employees make 6 figures - lies. They have a convoluted way of 'calculating' if you get a commission for a call and chances are you won't come anywhere near 55k your first year, no matter how many customers you retain/upgrade. You're basically their EXTREMELY underpaid sales force. In most cases you will have to wait MONTHS to even begin training - everyone I talked to had the same experience as me, quick interviews and offers and then a start date 2-3 months away.

You are overworked, given poor benefits, and treated unfairly to your peers. No sick time, minimal holidays off, 100% 401k vesting after 5 years, just strictly 3 weeks of PTO in which you are forced to take when it snows and travel is not recommended instead of working remotely like a few select individuals are allowed. DISH is supposed to be a wireless company but yet they have a very old school culture that monitors employee's access like a babysitter. Your manager is notified if you arrive or leave beyond specific times, but then again a few select individuals have a nearly identical role and are allowed to work 100% remote. With that said, the majority of peers are very talented and intelligent, some of the best at what they do.