Pros
More worth noting is not the bottom line, but what makes people happy- and this company has made it a priority to discover what makes people tic (surprise- it's what money can buy, not the actual money- you name it- freedom, toys, luxuries, amenities, fun, friends, family- they got it). I have never been able to say I love my job before, but here I do every time I'm asked- and mean it. There is no company in this state that I have found to be as much fun as they make it at Clearlink. My last job was like the stone-ages in comparison and I feel I am the expert at knowing what a terrible employer looks like, therefore, should be able to spot a good one when I see it as well. I have made more money at other jobs but it's not worth any amount of money to trade the amenities and unique culture that Clearlink provides. So far I have found nothing remotely similar in this state- the closest would be in Vegas at Zappos. Clearlink is not for everyone and everyone is not for Clearlink- and it's better that way. I enjoy the type of people that are attracted to Clearlink and hope that when someone moves on it's for the best of both parties- not just Clearlink. That being said- I have only been here for 4 months. That also being said, I have never been able to say I love my job before- a statement shared by many Clearlinkers. And that being said- I do love my job so of course I wouldn't have anything bad to say about it! Ask me in a year if I still feel the same...
Cons
Sales can become monotonous at times. I've heard Sales Reps make more than coaches.