Precision Avenue, Inc.
Client Reviews on Precision Avenue, Inc.
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I only stayed two days at Precision avenue after realizing it is nothing but a multi-level marketing scheme. You will end up standing in a Sam's Club all day trying to sell random products. This is purely a pushy sales position. All of the people who work there are extremely fake nice to you and their morning rituals are somewhat cult-like. Beware of this sketchy company and others just like it that are subsidiaries of a parent company.
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So I've done the pyramid thing before. It wasn't a scheme, but it was decently pyramid-y. (Fact: Mary Kay, Avon, and Amway would actually be illegal if they were schemes. Even LuLaRoe sells products, and I know some people who LOVE those clothes....) Being an independent owner was okay, though, just not for me. Get excited, though...! Precision Avenue is so different from that. It's AWESOME! I learn so much every day about myself; about how to market and, therefore, make sales in a down-to-earth, genuine way; and ESPECIALLY about how to be a manager, which is exactly what I wanted. Thanks, Whitney!! I'm so grateful for how much I've grown thus far. I LOVE the clients we market for...how many people we get to impact every day.... Oh my goodness. Woot woot!
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SCAM SCAM SCAM! BEWARE!I just interviewed with this place today. They posted a job on ZipRecruiter and Indeed. They offered a job for "EVENT MARKETING / PR / ADVERTISING", but once you're being interviewed they say you need to go through a 6-8 week training process and have to sell products in Costco and Walmart. I've worked in marketing for various other companies and Precision Avenue is a scam! This is not a marketing job! No marketing job requires that type of "training". This is a sales position and is tricking young adults into applying. 7 other girls were in the lobby waiting to be interviewed for similar positions and were told the same thing as me. Do not apply. I will be reporting for false advertising. Best part the office has no desks, it is dirty, looks like no one even works there. Stay away from this. Also Whitney (CEO that interview me) you should be ashamed of yourself for wasting peoples time and MONEY. Whitney, next time you try to interview people make sure you look at their resumes because I have a marketing background... Can't scam people if they know how marketing works.
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I got hired and was told the starting salary was $35,000 a year. After the interview process when I finally got the job I was then told the truth, its is 7.25 an hour plus commission. It is not a marketing company. Its strictly a sales job. You go into walmarts and Sam's club and try to sell random products so you can make them all the money.On my 3rd day there I was then told I failed my background check and Whitney couldn't give me a reason why so she then fired me and couldn't care less that I am a single mom to a 2 year old and Chritmas is right around the corner.Dont apply for this job. It's all lies and false promises. It's a scam!
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I live in New York and came to Nashville to interview for this company based on the job description, which was NOTHING that was described in the interview. They told me I would go through a 6-8 week training period and then would start off as a manager and make 6 figures within the year. Don't really see how that's possibly but OK... Went in for the interview, got called the next day saying I made it to the next round and then never heard back. I followed up numerous times and even offered to come back to Nashville to meet in person again and never heard back. This company is a scam like so many other "marketing/advertising" jobs in Nashville. So glad I did not waste my time moving down there for a place like this.
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I worked there for 2 months and loved the people and the atmosphere. Had to leave to go back to school. Would recommend to anyone because of the skills you learn
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I just finished an summer internship with Precision. The team members & work environment are great. I learned way more than I thought I would in a few months while obtaining internship credit with my university. The hours at times were sporattic because I worked on several different events but I am thankful for the VERY hands on experience in the retail marketing & promotion field.
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It's a scam. They make lots of promises but never fulfill any of them. It's just a pyramid scam. Unless you want to work inside a sams and be a sales person I wouldn't do it. The company literally teaches you how to lie. It's pathetic.
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The only place in Nashville that doesn't provide you with a job , but with a lifetime career . I loved every second spent in that family-teamwork oriented place .
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