This article was posted on the BYU Newspaper's website. It maybe stuff that's just common sense to some people. However, when faced with decisions it can be easy to forget or over look important aspects. Take a quick look it may prove useful in looking for a job doing summer sales.
Questions to Ask Before Agreeing to Summer Sales
By Scott Hathaway - 4 Mar 2008
What is the company's track record?
Find out how many years the company has been in business. Several start-up companies are willing to offer more money, but reps may sell less because of the new organization. Ask people to recommend companies they have worked for in the past. Visit the Better Business Bureau's Web site at www.bbb.org, to see the company's record.
What are the management and team like?
One of the greatest contributors to your success will be your team. Make sure the manager or team leader is eager and capable of giving quality training. Be careful the team is not too big for just one leader. Be sure your team follows your ethical values and is dedicated to working the entire summer.
