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I filled out an application online for Vector Marketing. Few hours later I got a call and they scheduled me an interview for the next day. It was a little strange that they would schedule me an appoitment right away. So I did some research thanks to YA and found some unpleasant things. Has anyone worked for them? I don't want to go to that interview and waste my time because I don't want that job. Help please. What should I do? Should I go and pretend as if I'm interested or not to go?

2007-09-25 11:15:03 · 7 answers · asked by DoLz 6 in Business & Finance Careers & Employment Marketing & Sales

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I applied with them the other day and they called me back 20 minutes after I submited the appication; they scheduled me for an interview and I decided to go and find out more about them. I was then later offered a job and I happily accepted it. But on my drive home I became uneasy with the process so I decided to look them up on the internet. At first it all looked good but then I came across websites calling it a scam so I shot them an email declining the offer attached with the websites I had been looking at.
I would suggest not to go and not to look back and thing that this was an oppertunity of a life time.

2007-09-26 01:38:33 · answer #1 · answered by tiffee2972 1 · 0 0

Vector marketing is not a scam just a hard job to deal with, well in my opinion. If you are really desperate for a job then you could work for them. I scheduled an interview and ended up getting the job a few hours after that but I turned them down because after hearing about what the company is all about i figured that this job would not suit me because marketing wouldnt work out for me. Especially if you have to schedule appointments with people to sell the products on your own time and meet up with them to sell it too. But yeah this is a really easy job to get on the spot.

2007-09-25 17:00:04 · answer #2 · answered by trancelover 3 · 0 0

Not really a scam...

This is a job selling knives, starting with family, then branching out from there. I worked for them 20 years ago, and still have the knives, so I can attest to the quality.

This is a hard-core sales job. If you don't want to be in sales, don't go. It's a waste of your time. They make you buy your demo kit, and you basically work it off. Not everyone will be successful, in fact, very few will make the kind of money they talk about.

2007-09-25 11:28:42 · answer #3 · answered by junkgolf 2 · 0 0

Will they allow you to take someone with you? Maybe someone should go with you. Even if they sit in the car or lobby, you'll feel safer. I haven't heard of Vector Marketing but I as a guy with a Masters Degree in Business Administration, I have studied marketing and if the job is legit, they will tell you exaclty the title of the position you are applying for and what are the duties of that position. Real marketing firms hire temporary help all of the time to take survey information from people. You've probably seen them sitting or standing at the malls asking people if they would like to take a survey. Also, legitimate marketing firms also do phone solicitations for survey type information. Some firms hide behind big fancy words like Vector (a math term) or Marketing Firm to add legitimacy to their name and what they do. I would call back and ask more questions.

After all, how do you know if you want the job if you don't even know what you are going to be doing.

Good Luck!

2007-09-25 11:23:48 · answer #4 · answered by sfuller94 3 · 1 2

I honestly wouldn't bother. My exboyfriend *tried* to work for them. What it is basically is you go door to door selling knives- like steak knives. For every appointment you make, you get like $18 or something, but once you run out of your family members, you really don't have anyone to sell them to because everyone knows vector and no one is interested.
I'm sure if you hang in there, you will find something better!

2007-09-25 11:19:37 · answer #5 · answered by MrsBaker 3 · 0 0

The job itself isn't a "rip-off" on the grounds that they're oftentimes up-front on the topic of the pay device and an excellent deal of what the situation calls for (you placed up appointments, bypass to them, do the demo, and hand interior the types on the top of their artwork-week). they provide a unfastened pattern kit, unfastened materials (leather-based and twine, yet not pennies), and a minimum of attempt to act the two friendly and expert an incredible variety of the time. I mean, your one criticism is they ruined a penny and you in no way have been given it lower back. They likely requested in case you think of they might minimize a penny with the scissors. and in spite of in the event that they did not that is in easy terms a unmarried penny. That suggested, it would desire to be seen a "rip-off" that they attempt to guilt-holiday you to proceed working for them. "Oh, we've a contest springing up. See it out after which you will supply up." "No, see, whilst this contest ends there is yet another one. permit's see in case you may beat your purpose two times!" "Oh, you acquire bitten via a dogs and can't fill out the types? Use your different hand." "keep promotion whilst at college. prepare your human beings and instructors and make some funds on the ingredient." yet any corporation(somewhat non everlasting working reviews) could attempt to try this, on the grounds that having an worker who's making them funds go away finally ends up having them make much less funds. all people who has achieved area-time retail and finished-time college on the comparable time has likely experienced those claims from their completely-valid bosses by way of fact the subsequent semester is springing up. for people who will declare "tl;dr": * they don't (many times) cover something on the topic of the job. Ergo, not a rip-off. * They pay for assembly the factors commonly used. Ergo, not a rip-off. * They pay the better of two obtainable salaries (the two fee or base-pay). Ergo, not a rip-off. * Their corporation practices and how they desire you to accomplish the job may well be sneaky and underhanded, yet they're surely completely valid sales practices. Ergo, not a rip-off. * they attempt to get you to maintain working for them, yet use the comparable sneaky-yet-valid innovations to try this. Ergo, not a rip-off. briefly, that is not a rip-off. It sucks and the first public make a internet of minimum salary, yet that's beside the area of no rely if it somewhat is a rip-off or not.

2016-11-06 09:03:42 · answer #6 · answered by purifory 4 · 0 0

I thought it was your basic pyramid scheme .
Scam ? if people are sucker enough to go for it . . .

But I could be mistaken . . . .

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2007-09-25 11:19:05 · answer #7 · answered by kate 7 · 0 0

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