Power Home Remodeling reviews

Work life balance can be difficult, you’re not paid for working every other Saturday- the only way you’ll make money is if you bonus ( 4 or more estimates). You will be asked to study most days and stay later or come in earlier, but again you don’t get paid for any of this. Management can be very unprofessional and there’s a a lot of favoritism within the company. It has a lot of cult like narratives, for example you’re brought into the “coliseum” room for daily meetings only to make people that are still on the rookie team feel bad for there performance and flash the high rollers paychecks on the screens. They always show us “motivational” videos and pressure us to make them 88 million to beat the other Power locations. You’re honestly just a body to them, there’s new training classes every two weeks and they drill it in your head to refer your friends and family constantly. They hype you up and send you off to the sketchiest areas in NY in all types of weather, they don’t care they just want appointments. Don’t even get me started with group chats, they have NO BOUNDARIES and text at all hours of the day.

Low base salary. Door to door sucks, and anyone who says otherwise is delusional, lying, or brainwashed by money. You work in any and ALL weather conditions, even if it is dangerously cold. And, you will get stuck doing door to door here for a long time. Misleading opportunity. All pitching is 100% scripted, with no freedom to pitch how you pitch best. It feels like a kid's job. NO regard/respect for you previous experience. You have to work every other Saturday and DON'T get paid for it. No work/life balance. Feels like a cult honestly. The job becomes your entire life. You have to get 5 estimates to even start earning commission. Lots of "favoritism". Mentally and psychologically degrading. Other than that, I've been marketing for various companies for a long time and have always loved it. It's what I do. This job, however, made me depressed (seriously) and DESPISE marketing. I'm still trying to get over these feelings because I have been very successful in marketing as I said, and this job honestly ruined my passion for it. I am so happy that I no longer have a job that I'm ashamed of. If peopled asked me what I did for a living, I would be embarrassed to say.