The culture at Angi was one I wish to never be in again. The lengths they would go to "push you" rivaled those of a military sergeant. The upper management did not care about you unless you made sales. However it did not even matter if you consistently sold because if you had one or two weeks "off" weeks, you were threatened to be put on a PIP (aka steps to being fired). There were countless times that I can recall when some of the top sellers were actually put on a PIP and their jobs were threatened for having an off couple of weeks.
Regardless of this, the sales culture that is encouraged at Angi is laughable. You are taught to ignore the prospective clients you are calling if they object or give any push back. You are taught to talk over them if they are telling you "No" over and over again. There is a reason the company had to rebrand yet again from its previous name of HomeAdvisor to how it is now known as Angi and it has everything to do with the reputation they carried with the prospective clientele. Moral of the story, if you consistently treat people like trash, no one will want to work with you.