Question for Verizon Reps
So I'm looking at possibly getting back into the wireless industry and I'm considering applying for a Sales position with VZW. I worked previously in wireless with a different company for several years and I have a few questions.
I would be applying at a corporate store that is in the top tier of performing stores. How are commissions paid and what on average, can one expect to make for commission each month??
I have heard that the commission structure and the way it's paid has changed for the worse, is this true??
I also understand that hourly wages can vary on geographic location, but what does a sales rep make hourly in a midwestern location??
Thank you in advance for any input you all can provide!!
I would be applying at a corporate store that is in the top tier of performing stores. How are commissions paid and what on average, can one expect to make for commission each month??
I have heard that the commission structure and the way it's paid has changed for the worse, is this true??
I also understand that hourly wages can vary on geographic location, but what does a sales rep make hourly in a midwestern location??
Thank you in advance for any input you all can provide!!
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I can tell you I'm making A LOT of money these days!
The new data requirement is brilliant people are sucking it up left and right! Anyone else which is not many gets a Cosmos! 🤣
I explain it to people Verizon is an ELITE CARRIER just deal with it, or here is your phone selection. Best in network, support, and second to none phone selection!
The new data requirement is brilliant people are sucking it up left and right! Anyone else which is not many gets a Cosmos! 🤣
I explain it to people Verizon is an ELITE CARRIER just deal with it, or here is your phone selection. Best in network, support, and second to none phone selection!
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I'm not going to tell your proprietary over the Interstate! Lets just say Verizon is building me my second house. OK?
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Wow, it's cool that Verizon is letting you take advantage of the required data packs to gain sales. When the Any Mobile Anytime feature came out, Sprint removed all sales credits for a customer moving from any higher plan to an AMAT plan, because 'it is expected that customers will change'.
I guess that's the downside of working with a carrier who has less expensive monthly rates; they have less money to throw our way.
I guess that's the downside of working with a carrier who has less expensive monthly rates; they have less money to throw our way.
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