Client Review on JWON CONSULTANTS INC.

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Working here didn't work out for me due to differing standards of ethics. First, the job listing I answered was for "administrative assistant" and they don't even have those at the company. Second, I was not told up front that I would be doing cold sales of Xfinity internet/TV packages in Best Buy; next, I was not told that you do not get paid for the day unless you close a sale (if you do close a sale, you get just $60 for the day--less than minimum wage). I see that the CEO has given herself 5 stars on Google Reviews and dismisses her disgruntled ex-employees by saying we just weren't good at the job anyway. In reality, I am happy to work 10 hours a day six days a week at a tough job. But if I do so and commute three hours a day, I want to get paid, which isn't exactly asking for the moon in Houston's thriving economy. If you are considering a job here, I advise you not to waste your time-there are many, many healthy companies that will happily pay you for your work and time. A coworker who opened my eyes to what a scam it is during my first week of work confided that they had worked 5 weeks and made $300 (TOTAL in 5 WEEKS). Approaching Best Buy shoppers trying to sell them Xfinity packages is a difficult task with which even seasoned salespeople struggle. Because workers do not get paid a penny unless they succeed at this, and because there are thousands of other companies in Houston who will happily pay for talent and labor, JWon Consultants is pathetically noncompetitive and will almost certainly be out of business within the next couple years, if not sooner, due to the fact that this is a flawed and non-functioning business model. No one is making money at this--this is not your next big career move. If you are between this and joining a pyramid scheme, do the pyramid scheme, because JWon is a pyramid scheme too AND you commute and lose money on gas. I quit and got a different full-time job for which I get paid for my work (what a concept)! You can too, and you don't have to lose a week of your life. Best of luck, and thanks for reading my review. Oh, one more thing. Just in case you were impressed by their website, as I was before my interview: Rumor at the company is that the CEO had an employee build it for free, right before she fired him. Isn't that charming?Edited to add: It says on the CEO's LinkedIn profile that she's looking for new opportunities. That makes this company look real great!