Wealthvest Marketing Reviews

Pros

• Pretty established products in the financial services category. • Paid training and company-sponsored licensing which is essential in a financial services career. • It’s a deeply collaborative and results-oriented working environment. I appreciate the professionalism of my field partner as well as my manager. I also value the cooperation from other departments, especially Marketing. • Work anywhere set-up and we’re not required to work on weekends too – so we get to devote time to our other passions, which are as diverse as the people in the company. We even get to travel on the job, which I really enjoy. • Open door policy and almost rugged culture (in a good way). Company is Montana-based after all. • Perks: 401(k) matching, Commissions, Dental / Health / Vision insurance, Disability / Life insurance, FSA / HSA, PTO / Parental leave

Cons

- Financial services is a competitive industry and a tough nut to crack. Especially if you don’t have the technical knowhow – the clients will know if you haven’t done your homework! - Goals are high and so is the pressure on our department, being the lifeblood of the company.

Pros

The company was reputed and well organized

Cons

It's an organization where every employee is given two choices- perform or leave. If you don't meet their high standards for some reason, they won't hesitate to kick you out. No one cares about job security or your future

Pros

Supportive management and good marketing training provided. Even the upper management is responsible. As good performance is driven by the motivating factors within the company itself. The responsibilities we have serve as good proof of the management's confidence in our skills which we do not take for granted. It is also an ideal place to work because the company cares for its employees as they invest in our success. As much as possible, the managers provide guidance and ensure that everyone is on board - no one left behind because each is like a family member within the firm.

Cons

Things tend to be pacing fast but you can adapt easily thanks to supportive coworkers

Pros

You'd be lucky if you'd find true good-hearted coworkers in a bunch of fake ones.

Cons

This company's full of fake facades. The management was so focused on making their reputation look good without actually making things better. They were just faking everything, faking every positive reviews, faking teamwork- when in reality, they were rotten inside.

Pros

The only pros I could think of was realizing early that they were bunch of liars who took advantage of newbies.

Cons

I accepted the job here with the hopes of earning more as long as I reach my target sales and if I'd stay competitive. However, few months into working here, I learned that they play favorites and no matter how hard you worked, if you're not a favorite, you won't get any incentives or bonuses. So unfair!