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What is it like working as a Sales Associate?
December 2015
That increases to the minimum wage would be my annual salary.
Sales Associate:
Work for company that pays more than minimum wage... Rewards staff through compensation commensurate with efforts, abilities, being a team player, etc., etc.
December 2015
Not that great at all.
Sales Associate:
Pros: Not stressful.
Cons: Low pay for the responiblies.
November 2015
Rewarding.
Sales Associate:
Pros: Meeting new people.
Cons: The stress to sell.
November 2015
Stressful.
Sales Associate:
Pros: Ita a friendly place to work where people care about you.
Cons: It's dirty and time consuming and over critical.
November 2015
Terrible Management.
Sales Associate:
I wish I knew more about my boss/manager. She is controlling, manipulative, and promotes poor customer service.
November 2015
It's pretty nice. Good people and customers from all walks.
Sales Associate:
Pros: The new people I meet.
Cons: Pay.
November 2015
Making it as a sales associate.
Sales Associate:
Pros: Commissions can be goid.
Cons: Long hours.
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