Pros
Absolutely none, besides the points for travel you incur for the ridiculous amount of travel to random cities in the U.S.
Cons
Your incentives are taken away if you do not meet arbitrary goals that vary month to month, so your effective salary as a trainer is disgustingly low for the amount of travel you are required to do. You will be fired if you discuss your incentives or salary with another trainer. Actually, this is almost like working for the Chinese government, because anything you say in private to another that is negative in tone will be used against you, no matter how small it is, and you will likely be fired for any negative correspondence. Everyone here has 'drank the kool-aid' and it is not a term of endearment, even though employees use it to laughingly describe their loyalty to Jay and SI. You will learn ABSOLUTELY no useful job skills from this position besides how to cover up the truth and lie to clients (Ex: Orthodontists and Dentists); the environment is unprofessional, catty and above all immature. If you would like to relive college again with girls who had no other job prospects besides their good looks, be my guest. This job is like being a glorified Hooter's waitress, except you most likely get paid less. Anyone who tries to convince you in the interview that this is a sought after position that will 'take you around the world' is just spouting out garbage that was spewed to them when they were first hired and are looking to fill the position that other girls have left; this company has tremendous turnover for a reason. The CEO is an absolute joke. What kind of C-level executive makes the ridiculous statements he does? How does he convince so many employees that his unethical marketing practices are actually benign and invaluable to the client?
