FW1 Shine

I worked for this company for 4 days over a period of 2 weeks in Nashville, Tennessee in October 2015. They make it look real legitimate. You have to apply dressed in business attire and bring a resume. They call themselves Fortune Concepts, When I signed up I thought it had something to do with organizing events. Then I came to find out it was all about demoing this FW1 waterless Wash And Wax to people pumping gas at Kroger's gas stations. I got the job and showed up Monday at 8AM. The morning starting off with a training on how to approach people and what to say and do, Then there is a nauseating rah rah pep rally session where everyone sates their goals, Sometimes somebody big in the company makes a speech. By around 9:30 or 10 am you are divided up with a couple more experienced people. My first day we went to a Kroger site in Kentucky, about an hour or more away. After setting up the table we worked for 8 to 9 hours approaching people who were pumping their gas, getting a lot of no's and every now and then a yes. You reel them in by telling them that they're getting a special deal 2 for $25. and that a can is normally $35 at Nascar. Then you do the up sales and try to get them to buy as much as you can. Rehashing it's called. You break down the table around 6pm or 7pm and get back to the office around 7:30pm or 8pm I made sales every day I worked and was even told I was doing great by my supervisor. On my third and fourth day I sold $475 worth of product. My pay check sure didn't reflect how well I was doing. I made a whopping $127 for two 12 hour days. Do the math and figure out what I averaged per hour. This is also minus gas expense getting there and back. If you're looking into working for this company, check Walmart first. You'll at least make minimum wage.