Lucio Marketing Inc.
Client Reviews on Lucio Marketing Inc.
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Lucio Marketing is for people that want to develop their business skills to their full potencial. It's is not for the weak of mind. As the ancient proverb states, this is an army of 5 lions instead of 20k bees. Come see what your made of.
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Lucio Marketing as of now has been a great opportunity to grow as a person, student and professionally. The work environment is uplifting and creates a platform to learn about marketing, management, and owning your own personal business. At Lucio Marketing, you will have all the support you need from other aspiring leaders to become a sharp entrepreneur. I have never worked with or even thought of finding another opportunity like this in the Rio Grande Valley and I am glad I did.
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Energetic and friendly staff. Strongly recommend checking it out, nothing to loose from gaining knowledge and experience.
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Not recommended. The position was listed as a marketing position (i.e. working with your clients to develop the best media for advertising needs & how to expand their business). What it actually was? Standing in Walmart and trying to sell Direct TV to the ever increasing number of households who have Netflix, Hulu, and Firesticks. Working 6 days per week...$8 per hour...no insurance or benefits of any kind (unless you consider Peter Piper Pizza a gourmet work luncheon). Also, a few of the Google reviews are friends and family, so there's that too. Put your time and energy into going back to school and adding something of value to your resume. Unless you dream of using the same tactics as a "used car salesman", skip Lucio Marketing, Inc.
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Lucio Marketing is more than sales! Its management! Its branding! Its team building! This is a group of individuals with a training program that if you are willing can teach the skills necessary to run an entire organization! They aren't just teaching you how to manage a crew! They are teaching you how to run a business. Just FYI! You wont know unless you apply and go through the ENTIRE program!
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Was a pleasure to work with the LM team. They had great ideas and we were happy to bring them to life. Looking forward to doing more business together in the future.
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A great place to work! Allows you to move up in the industry. They do give you the opportunity to travel and network around Texas and the nation. They pay for the air travel and hotels which is great. There is a lot of opportunity to grow as a professional and they are all about positive attitude. You can't have a negative attitude about life and you need to be willing to put in the work. If you listen to what the boss tells you to do you will be success and make money.
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Best company ever
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This company is awesome! It is a great opportunity and really gets you in the door for a successful career.
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I was first drawn to the Account Manager position from my prior experience as a Sales Associate and Assistant Manager. The first contact I had with them after my initial resume submission was about eight hours after I had submitted the night prior. I was excited to see progress in a future career so I thought nothing of going to the interview and seeing four other applicants waiting for the interviewer to conduct an interview with them. After I had been offered the job and accepted, I was to begin work the Monday after the interview. The first minute I walked in the door I began to get red flags, everyone who was initially interviewed the same day I was, had been hired. The interviewer, who was one of the higher-ups, said that not everyone gets this job, only the top "go-getters". I understand that many people have many wonderful attributes and expertise but I couldn't believe that everyone else was hired under this belief. The training was abysmal, my mentor who was supposed to train me was out on a company trip which lead to me being passed amongst the other mentors. When training was finished, I wasn't allowed to go on the field because management hadn't processed my background check, I was losing out on making money because of that. When I was permitted to go out, I was sent to Palmhurst, about a twenty-five minute drive, give or take the traffic. Majority of the places that are outside of the office are Wal-Marts, so I was given the grace of a lower income supercenter to sell $120 TV plans in the hopes of hitting a commission. Knowing how the populace would react to the services for sale, I pitched to everyone I saw to separate the chaff from the wheat. However, people began to come up to up to me instead and complain about their services and wanted to know how to terminate them, constantly belittling us and creating a scene. I have worked with individuals like this but it seemed the longer I was there the more hostile the patrons became. The first day, neither I or my assigned mentor made a single sale, the next day I was given the day off, I already knew they were thinning the herd. The day after that, I was put into the Wal-Mart in Weslaco, once again another twenty-five minute drive on the expressway. The situation at this location was a bit different, people were asking questions about the services and I was gladly giving them the points and building pain that I was taught. When I had a customer who wanted to buy, I asked my assigned mentor how to credit check since I hadn't gotten my access to the app that was to perform that task (management hadn't sent it). It seemed the opportunity was too hard to resist, my mentor snatched up the sale that I had started by writing all of her credentials on the form and using her name when calling the number to confirm the credit check. When I asked who's sale it was, she gave me a "sorry, i'll get you a sale later". At a later date, I asked my assigned mentor about that incident and he said people would get fired because of that. Though, when that day was over, I left with no sales and was penalized with a days work. After about another week of working with the same routine, I decided to call it quits. I'm currently enrolled in college and a field underwriter, earning $1500-$2000 a week on commission only, i'm stating this to prove that it wasn't because of my failure of sales I left, my current position is much more tedious and demanding than this place of employment. My current position required college background, which I didn't have when I applied to this job, and a license through the state after taking a forty hour class, which this job gives you a DirecTV sales agent "license" when you get the job. Final points are: turnover rates are high (five people quit during my three week employment), this job is a highschool education job, with high demand and low production. Those here who have degrees and certificates in business are severely misusing their potential, this is not a career. This is a review, I am not attacking the company nor it's workers.
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