Pros
Honestly, the only decent part was the people you work with. A lot of other new hires are in the same boat, so there’s a bit of shared struggle and support just from going through it together. The energy at the start can also feel exciting before you realize what the job actually is.
Cons
The job gets sold as a big opportunity but it really isn’t what they make it out to be. It’s basically constant cold calling and trying to push sales with bad leads, plus being encouraged to hit up your own friends and family. There’s no real stability, no proper training, and not much guidance once you’re in it. You’re kind of just thrown in and expected to figure it out while still meeting high pressure targets every day. Management is very focused on tracking numbers but not very helpful when you actually need support. The expectations don’t really match the reality of the job, which makes it stressful and frustrating pretty quickly. Most people don’t stick around long.
