Rexair Reviews

I applied online took about a week or so. I got a called from one of the hiring managers. Everytime I call back the number was busy which was weird.They sent me the incentives,benefits and hourly offers that too good to be true. I ask on the phone for a complete job description before I attend the interview. They only sent me the 'field' description along with 'pay' description. Nowhere did it describe what duties i would be doing or what I need to do. They even mentioned interviews are two weeks out and to expect 2 hours for the interview.

Speaking as a former Rainbow dealer of 2 years. The commission is bad per the amount of time spent demo-ing. They will prey on your friends and family for Rainbow sales accepting that attrition is high they'll get your immediate network to buy first and if you don't make it outside say the 3rd degree of separation at least they got a few sales out of you. That's why some groups are always talent scouting. The experience is not worth much on a resume so if you do this for a long time and you finally want a corporate job I dont think they're much value in door-knocking unless you're talking to Mark Cuban, pitching a product that's good on Shark Tank. The company brainwashed you into believing the Rainbow business model and culture is the best thing and you can get roped into it longer than you ought unless you're really moving up quickly. Lots of false promises just to keep you in, but frankly if you're not on top, your distributors are probably not very smart, just clever and good at sales. They probably can't teach you much of value for use in corporate if you eventually want to get a job with benefits. Customer service is like a foreign language to them that they don't care to learn.