- Retention amongst your "sales class" is garbage. Slowly... one by one.... you will see people from your training class leave. Some willingly some fired for poor performance.
- They straight up lie to you about the average amount a first year sales rep can make. Don't believe it. It is NOT $50-100k its more around 35K maybe 40k.
- Be prepared to dial numbers of people who told the last rep to stop calling them a week or two ago. But hey its a cold calling job, if you can't handle it then be a toll booth operator.
- The service can really screw over a contractor. They can lose out on thousands since they won't win every project. Some contractors end up having success, but majority fall short and leave a bad review. This is why majority of our pitch is combating our sh*ty reviews.
- They don't tell you how to prospect. They keep it a secret and it ultimately screws everyone over. If people knew how to prospect on their own, retention amongst employees would be higher, less people would be called repetitively and people would work harder.
-Their payment structure for multiple sales mixed with retention amongst existing clients is just a mess, it's inaccurate and majority of the time.. is out of your control. People will cancel on you and 99% of the time - it is HomeAdvisor's fault not yours.