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What are typical route sales representative salaries? Do some companies pay a lot more for this position than others? What does a top earner make in this field? What skills should you learn to increase your salary? |
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Walter in Rome, Georgia 36 months ago |
I am an employee of Cadbury-Schwepps, formerly All American Bottling. Basically, the organization of which I work , is in total disaray. The pay leaves something to be desired, about half of what other companies pay. It has been an learning experience, not one that I would recommend to anyone interested in the soda/beverage industry. |
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KJsLawn in Louisville, Kentucky 29 months ago |
I work for frito lay as a sales rep. Yes some companys pay more. I am not happy with the pay that I receive. The more I Grew the route the more they took so I don't try to grow like I use to. I am looking to buy a route with a different company at this time. |
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Dave in Hilliard, Ohio 20 months ago |
You want my opinion? Stay out of route sales, particularly Direct Store Deliver. I have been in it 15 years, whether on a route or in managment. You get treated badly, and companies are always making a run at your pay. When you grow a route, the company will cut it. Honestly, it's a BS job. Look elsewhere. |
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confiditional in Fargo, North Dakota 18 months ago |
I'm with you on my location as well it still is in disaray almost everyone except managers and sales people have been employed less than a year drivers, merchandisers, and warehouse personnel. I knew someone that worked for the competition and liked it in fact they are still there but then again they are union so that helps. |
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unemp in Springfield, Oregon 5 months ago |
how pay frito lay? |
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Walter Agan in Rome, Georgia 5 months ago |
Host said: What are typical route sales representative salaries? Do some companies pay a lot more for this position than others? What does a top earner make in this field? Salaries vary from Company to Company...but this particular company (All American Bottling aka Cadbury-Schwepps aka Dr. Pepper / Snapple Group) pays less than minimun wage is you do the math. AND,you can can do the math...forget ever trying to move-up through the ranks. In my 5 years with this company, I got zero, notta, nothing in the way of a raise. AND, they always hired from outside the company...former Coke , Pepsi etc.. people who mysteriously "left" or "vacated" their position with their respective companies to come to work here. The pay was $66.00 a day with anywhere from 6-12 stops... and you used your personal vehicle in the process. In short....$19,800.00 GROSS is not exactly "gettin it done"!! |
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mike in Covington, Georgia 5 months ago |
Walter Agan in Rome, Georgia said: Salaries vary from Company to Company...but this particular company (All American Bottling aka Cadbury-Schwepps aka Dr. Pepper / Snapple Group) pays less than minimun wage is you do the math. AND,you can can do the math...forget ever trying to move-up through the ranks. In my 5 years with this company, I got zero, notta, nothing in the way of a raise. AND, they always hired from outside the company...former Coke , Pepsi etc.. people who mysteriously "left" or "vacated" their position with their respective companies to come to work here. The pay was $66.00 a day with anywhere from 6-12 stops... and you used your personal vehicle in the process. In short....$19,800.00 GROSS is not exactly "gettin it done"!! I work for dr.pepper /snapple in atlanta,ga and it is the most UNORGANIZED place i have ever worked for in my life you never know what route you're going to have to do and you drive about 130 miles everyday !!!1 I work 11-14 hrs a day the insurance is high and they lied about the pay the biggest mistake I've ever made !! |
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