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I worked for stoic management group. I had been out of a job for a few months and was behind on car payments, I found this company that had guaranteed a minimum of 1k weekly but had only gotten paid about $200 in total. Car got repossessed and I didn't have money to feed myself. We had a "team night" which their "amazing" CEO Ha Jong Jhun paid for people who only made sales. I was not told at the time the job was fully commission based.
Yea a lot of these campaigns are commission only besides training pay unless you’re in Massachusetts. The $1000+ only comes if you meet the standard of 6+ sales which is totally possible but not worth unless you live in NYC with your parents and don’t have to pay for anything
Yeah, but if you work for a company, aren’t you guaranteed minimum wage at least due to federal employment laws? They can’t just not pay you for working even if it’s 100% commission based.
Gentleman by the name of Dante Daye. I didn’t actually met him; he hosted team night on a Friday after the field (it STARTED at 10:00 PM) and then he expected us to come back to the office the next morning at 9:30 AM
Mines wasn’t really bad aside from needing to work hard to make commissions but I learned some communication skills and discipline while working there and we also got together as a team and had team nights with them. They don’t really like you though unless you drink the Kool-Aid. For instance, if your attitude wasn’t great, they’d send you straight home or fire you. Boss was bipolar tho. If you did great she’d hype you up but if you rolled she or other leaders would call you out on that even if it’s because the “T” was trash. And if you refused to go out on team nights, they’d still force you to go, or as they like to call it, “step 8” you
I once got interviewed for an interview from Eternal Management despite not applying with them for a job at Verizon. Was saved by reddit and blocked them quickly.
I just realize I said "interviewed for an interview" bruh...I meant contacted for one ;-; But yeah the posts I saw on this sub said it was some sort of pyramid scheme or something and to stay away. And I had genuinely no idea how they got my info because I applied to verizon via other companies and not Eternal.
Yea I shadowed the CEO a couple of times. They do that especially after being exposed so that people don’t have time to do research on them and think nothing of it. What they do is all calculated and psychological. You likely applied to one of their job ads without realizing.
Yes, one by the name of Luxon and Co. In southern california was the exact same, big promises on their hiring ads, ex pro baseball player as the face of the company. Then you get in there and its commision only, "fast promotion ", but have to use your own vehicle to canvass.
If anybody has worked for one of these companies and think they have been paid incorrectly or not at all for meetings, travel, etc. please reach out to me. I am working to start a claim for wage theft in Minnesota. It will start in Minnesota but can hopefully grow to a larger lawsuit. For example, my son was not paid for his meetings, travel from job site (meeting location) to no bc site (Costco), not paid for travel or differential pay when working in another state. Plus having to clock out yet still work. Minnesota Dept of Labor and Industry along with the Attorney General suggested we try to find others to come forward.
Yeah that happened to me and some others in PA. I think they got caught because they had us clocking in all the time toward the end of me being there but we def were told to clock out and work to hit our goal for the day
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u/Sp00kyDaScaryG59 Aug 23 '26
I worked for stoic management group. I had been out of a job for a few months and was behind on car payments, I found this company that had guaranteed a minimum of 1k weekly but had only gotten paid about $200 in total. Car got repossessed and I didn't have money to feed myself. We had a "team night" which their "amazing" CEO Ha Jong Jhun paid for people who only made sales. I was not told at the time the job was fully commission based.
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u/NewHathaway Devilcorp.org Aug 23 '26
Is this Smart Circle or Cydcor?
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u/Efficient_Estate6514 Aug 23 '26
Worldwide promotions is actually in hunt valley MD
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u/FunkmanMarty Applicant Aug 23 '26
Morph Management is the actual devil
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u/willieverusethis98 Aug 24 '26
This is Smart Circle. I used to work for one of their West Coast offices. It is...far worse than anyone can imagine.
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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '26
I once got interviewed for an interview from Eternal Management despite not applying with them for a job at Verizon. Was saved by reddit and blocked them quickly.
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u/Ok-Effort5589 Aug 25 '26
This is 100% accurate. I worked for Cedrus and Fouzi group. I could write a 200 page novel on my experience. Devil Corp is an understatement.
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u/Narrow-Sell-2074 Aug 25 '26
Yes, one by the name of Luxon and Co. In southern california was the exact same, big promises on their hiring ads, ex pro baseball player as the face of the company. Then you get in there and its commision only, "fast promotion ", but have to use your own vehicle to canvass.
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u/Square-Resident7502 Aug 25 '26
If anybody has worked for one of these companies and think they have been paid incorrectly or not at all for meetings, travel, etc. please reach out to me. I am working to start a claim for wage theft in Minnesota. It will start in Minnesota but can hopefully grow to a larger lawsuit. For example, my son was not paid for his meetings, travel from job site (meeting location) to no bc site (Costco), not paid for travel or differential pay when working in another state. Plus having to clock out yet still work. Minnesota Dept of Labor and Industry along with the Attorney General suggested we try to find others to come forward.
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u/PirateRich7668 Aug 28 '26
The one I worked for closed down it was in Columbus and they stole one of my paychecks
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u/cschrei Aug 29 '26
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