Power Home Remodeling reviews

-Tons of rejection is hard to deal with. -High pressure sales; close the deal or you don't get paid. -Very little real training on the construction aspect of the job, just focus on learning your scripted sales pitch and they call you an "expert". -No work-life balance, you're on call 10am-8pm weekdays and 9am-2pm on Saturday. Weekday appointments can run well into the wee hours. Management would have you working 24-7 if they could get away with it. -Beginning training is a brainwashing program, all day in the office with Mr. Roboto and then all night running appointments. You're too exhausted to think about anything other than their script. -Unless you're totally devoid of a soul, you'll realize that the company is not what it seems, the customers don't find us, we find them and then NEVER stop until they buy something or change their phone number. Pricing is double to triple what most other contractors would charge for the same work. Why don't people call back after they think about it, EVER? Because it's total BS, anyone who does their homework will know to steer clear of this company.

-this company constantly monitors reviews to keep the truth in the shadows! Do not fall for the fake reviews. The person that you’ll be interviewing with is one of Satan’s minions. - the initial interview they’ll tell you about the job you think you’re there for. (Remodeling Sales Rep) you’re not. They have plenty of those!! - the second interview they’ll tell you the actual job you’ll be doing (door to door lead generation) or (sitting in BJ’s) after door to door harassment. They’ll tell you that everyone must go through their training program. However, the training program is nothing more than a revolving door of “slave labor” (lead generation) needed to supply their actual sales staff with leads. They’ll entice you with bonuses, 4,000 for everyone and an additional 3,000 for military once you complete training... but keep in mind the trainees are the people generating leads for the sales staff so your chances of getting out of the training phase are slim to none!!! Not the 60 days they told you about!!! There’s a constant need for new slaves because everyone quits once they realize they’re stuck in the lead generation and will never get that bonus!!! - if you do manage to move on, they’ll trickle to training to you on their products so that you’ll never really be competition to their actual sales staff! You’ll be stuck selling windows, which pays nothing!! -if you do manage to earn commissions the float your pay, so it’ll be 3 months before you’re truly paid in full for your job. The hold your commissions in a profit and loss center and pay you 33% of what’s in there each pay period. But again you chances of getting to that point a slim to none!!! This is the largest modern day pyramid scheme I’ve seen and it will go out of business as more people catch on!!!