Excellent Teamwork experience - Anonymous employee Solvo Global Employee Review

3.0
Dec 23, 2020
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

-The best working environment that I ever had in my life, coworkers, team leaders, supervisor are the best. -Excellent Teamwork experience, we have developed a great team, coworkers and leaders are doing an amazing job. -There is room to grow in the company, so there is a big possibility to get a leadership position.

Cons

-The pay is not enough for all the work input in it. -There is a lot of rotation, due they are focus on hiring qualified staff, and professionals are looking for better pay positions.

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Like everything in life, you get what you put in. If you’re ready to give 100%, this is the place where there are no limits to what you can achieve or how much you can earn as a sales rep. The results are directly tied to the effort, if you’re not seeing success, it means you’re not putting in the work. It’s that simple. There are endless opportunities to attract new business, and you’re representing a product that truly delivers value to business owners while helping them save money.

Cons

Sales requires consistency, resilience, and discipline every single day. If you’re looking for quick wins without putting in the effort, this probably isn’t the right place for you. There’s definitely a learning curve at the beginning, and you need to stay self motivated to succeed.

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Pros

I think if you land on the right team, this is a decent operation. The base salary is decent for a similar role and the commission plan isn't complicated. Very straight forward

Cons

Training is a joke. Leadership is a joke. Benefits are a joke. Structure is a joke. Who your direct supervisor is will make or break the experience and unfortunately they have promoted people to "VP" roles that are severely unqualified to lead a blind man through a lit hallway, much less lead a team of sales people. I would proceed with extreme caution.

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