The Right Job Right After College - Administrative Assistant Pulse Management Group Employee Review

I started off doing customer service and moved up very quickly to Management. I was paid hourly and commissions. To me hourly was a plus because it didn’t scare me to do commission. Once I was promoted to Management I started getting paid salary. I haven’t met an employer who puts as much dedication and time into my career as my current employer. I like knowing that my career is determined by my work ethic and not having to wait for others to get promoted until it’s “my turn” to finally get promoted but because I put myself there. I like that’s there’s a team environment where we can hang out once a week. It’s awesome that everyone can voice their opinions/ come up with solutions and not be shut down but heard, unlike other companies that don’t have that kind of environment.

I know others don’t like to put in that extra time when it comes to a job but I like to look at it as putting in extra time to my career. Rather than going through the motions like other jobs I like knowing that I can get guidance on my careers day not feel stuck.

Should you choose to not subject yourself to all the Cons of the job. You can learn a few things here, mainly: • Life skills for rejection • Being humble • Reading peoples cues, both verbal and non-verbal • Smiling after having a door slammed in your face, or rejected at a 99 Cent Store while trying to do your job. • Get to hear how your boss makes lots of money.

So many - You'll never get a full paycheck. You'll be working 10+ hour days. Say bye to your social life. They say weekends are optional but they actually aren't (they just can't tell you that). Cult like environment. Being stuck in a room with 15 other people for 2 hours with no A/C and lots of breath (it can't be avoided). The marketing job you think you're getting isn't what you expected: standing in 99cent stores giving away Obama phones or knocking on doors for 6 hours for AT&T and DirecTV. It takes like 3 weeks to get your first paycheck which is far below min. wage.