Wireless Advocates, LLC Employer Reviews

Less than average benefits & compensation. No career paths. No respect for employees.

great company to work for. i learned about a variety of wireless service providers and their respective plans.

Limited options. Perimeter selling is what I dislike the most. Customer service is what I prefer.

I've been with the company for a year. As a Wireless Sales Expert, I would be happy to provide customers with information on a cellular product, and I had a blast, building rapport and eventually making lots of commission sales. This allowed me to demonstrate my knowledge about the cellular scene, and provide support to those with product issues.

An – more... issue would be scheduling. This was painful as I would give notice in advanced, and management would bicker and complain about inconveniencing the kiosk. It was clearly evident that typical kiosk days could be run with one person, and two people were inefficient for the time I would request off. Discussion with coworkers prior to management revealed that it was not an inconvenience to them to shift schedules, so there should have not been an issue. This particular manager lacked of professionalism in dealing with this manner. – less

Work was soooooooo boring! I hated it. I hated having to sell phones to people who were NOT interested in phones when they came in to buy paper at Staples. I didnt learn anything. I stayed for 3 months tops. Management sucked he quit a week after I did. Sometimes I wondered how they made money because I didnt sell a thing. My co-workers were cool they – more... were ver helpful, but you work by yourself at the kiosk a majority of the time. Hardest part was just going there knowing I was just going to stand around and try to get people to buy phones, most enjoyable was getting paid houry plus commission for not really doing anything. – less

Wireless Advocates is a company with potential. It needs to work out some issues with its Staples partners and its employee retention.