The job is real, but everything they claim it to be is not. The blatant lies are the pay, hours, schedule, job description, benefits,the high prestige brands sold, and job security. They say successful reps make $50,000 - $75,000 a year but almost everyone makes minimum wage with the most successful earning just barely more. Watch your paycheck closely because payroll practices can be creative. There are over a dozen job titles but every job is a product demonstrator selling no-name brands in Sam's Club. It’s retail sales, but the word “sales” is blacklisted. Be prepared for 60+ hour weeks on your feet all day. Any work you do outside of selling is free (conference calls, meetings, set up, etc.). You will not know your schedule more than 3-4 days in advance. There is no overtime, vacation time, sick days, job security, or benefits. Don’t believe the hype about this “amazing opportunity,” because hype is all this company is.
The office sees new employees come and go just about daily due to empty promises and offers of opportunities that aren’t there. Most people only stay about a month before they realize they’re being played and leave. The ones who stay are delusional. You will meet people in this job who will smile with seemingly genuine excitement about working in a booth at Sam’s Club and who really believe it’s the solution to their problems as they’re working for peanuts and struggle to hold their life together. They believe this because the mandatory daily meetings convince them to worship the company and how there is no success without it. Amplify Management, Inc convinces employees that they can be rich if they just work hard for minimum wage for a short while while they're being trained to enter management. Management is an opportunity that rarely culminates, and even when it does, is not what it was represented to be (there is no 6 figure salary over the rainbow). Shame on the retailers for allowing such an unethical company into their warehouses.
It's not really an independent marketing firm - it's a multi-level marketing network named Smart Circle which facilitates retail, door-to-door, etc. The individual firms cycle through names and locations every so often to avoid negative press.
Amplify Management, Inc. Reviews
The job is real, but everything they claim it to be is not. The blatant lies are the pay, hours, schedule, job description, benefits,the high prestige brands sold, and job security. They say successful reps make $50,000 - $75,000 a year but almost everyone makes minimum wage with the most successful earning just barely more. Watch your paycheck closely because payroll practices can be creative. There are over a dozen job titles but every job is a product demonstrator selling no-name brands in Sam's Club. It’s retail sales, but the word “sales” is blacklisted. Be prepared for 60+ hour weeks on your feet all day. Any work you do outside of selling is free (conference calls, meetings, set up, etc.). You will not know your schedule more than 3-4 days in advance. There is no overtime, vacation time, sick days, job security, or benefits. Don’t believe the hype about this “amazing opportunity,” because hype is all this company is.
The office sees new employees come and go just about daily due to empty promises and offers of opportunities that aren’t there. Most people only stay about a month before they realize they’re being played and leave. The ones who stay are delusional. You will meet people in this job who will smile with seemingly genuine excitement about working in a booth at Sam’s Club and who really believe it’s the solution to their problems as they’re working for peanuts and struggle to hold their life together. They believe this because the mandatory daily meetings convince them to worship the company and how there is no success without it. Amplify Management, Inc convinces employees that they can be rich if they just work hard for minimum wage for a short while while they're being trained to enter management. Management is an opportunity that rarely culminates, and even when it does, is not what it was represented to be (there is no 6 figure salary over the rainbow). Shame on the retailers for allowing such an unethical company into their warehouses.
It's not really an independent marketing firm - it's a multi-level marketing network named Smart Circle which facilitates retail, door-to-door, etc. The individual firms cycle through names and locations every so often to avoid negative press.