Fenix Consulting Group
Client Review on Fenix Consulting Group
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To be very transparent, it's a pyramid company. Yes, you can make money, but realistically its limited. The opportunity is there if you're into outsourcing sales (standing in big chain stores third-party selling their products, usually cable or cellular contracts). Companies like this wont be fully transparent because it's good business, it's how money is made.With companies being less and less focused on their management and employees, it suffers. Aside from CEO Sebastian, nobody's name is known unless you're one of the pretty ladies up front that is usually doing administration or a responding recruiter (Katherine C., great example).Statistically speaking, it's a male field to get into because it's better for business. Unless you're willing to put forth a hard drive for third-party sales, a lot of standing in big chain department stores for a few hours a day trying to make sales, theres really no room for anyone in the company. The products being sold *ahem*third-party*ahem*, are usually old products that have been seeing failing numbers for a while, making it nearly impossible to sell in the first place.Nobody wants cable sales in person anymore. As of 2018, 87% of U.S. television product sales(Hulu, Netflix, Cable/Sat, AppleTV, etc) were done over the internet. Telecommunications(T-Mobile, AT&T, etc) gets even worse for name-brand store fronts seeing almost a whopping 94% of sale agreements for their services. All this being said..... to save breath and your eyes from reading this.. it's probably best to see what other options are out there first before defaulting with Fenix, unless you absolutely just need a paycheck or two. Average pay for a Fenix "consultant" is roughly just 45k-65k a year anyways. Consultants for any law firm, bank corporation, networking group, easily make close(if not more) to 100k a year.
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