It was back in 2006, so it doesn't matter with me. But, after quitting selling cars, I'd t

1st of May, 2010 by User474810

It was back in 2006, so it doesn't matter with me. But, after quitting selling cars, I'd thought I check with this company, called Shauck Enterprises. I went on an interview, had waited about an hour, was told about all this money I can make selling products, darn-near next to nothing. Day one, was okay, I rode with one of the sales gals and she was quite nice, but on edge to sell off all her products. For a couple of more days, I rode with another gal (who drives likes she's on a suicide mission) to a part of town I was uncomfortable going to. (FYI: once a salesperson gets better at their sales pitches, they get to pick the side of town they want to work) So, anyways, I wanted to work the Galveston Island area, but ended on the northside of town, in the "hood" much worse than my "hood". This gal was complaining about having to put in gas, at least twice a day, and how they wouldn't get a bonus if they didn't sell all of the products. The next person, I had to carpool with, with one of the so-called top salesmen, I won't mention his name, but his name is only two words, anywho, he had me walking all over the darn-near the whole SE side of Houston, from 8 am to 7pm and I wasn't very happy about it, he was pressuring me, calling it "motivation", then at the end, he claimed that I had to forfeit my sales money to him, because I didn't meet my sales quota. So, I was very sick, one day, come to find out that I was pregnant (with my daughter), and I couldn't put myself through that crap, with the walking, in the over 90 degree heat, just to give away mt money or a few dollars, it wasn't worth it. I didn't show up, didn't call nothing, to hell with them. My health and my unborn daughter's health was way more important. I hope they went out of business, to tell you the truth. Texastei
Houston, Texas
U.S.A.

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