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Originally Posted by CuriousToyBoy
Questions are easy:
#1 Why are their now so many reps that have worked for multiple companies, with nary a long service leave chit amongst them ?
#2 Why does not a week go by without a "such and such is no longer with such and such" thread ?
Can I be any clearer ?
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I can answer this one for you from an experienced Rep point of view. In some cases, as in mine, the OWNER of the company wasn't all they promised they would be, are impossible to deal with or work with, have no money to pay like they said they would, scam affiliates, scam employees, or whoever, or they are just flat out not what THEY proclaimed to be when the Rep signed on.
I for one, have been hung out to dry TWO times now with companies such as that, and when this happens, you have no choice but to seek other work. A GOOD Rep is very picky about who they work for and has standards they go by. Why you ask? Because AS a Rep, I am representing the company to the affiliates and the affiliates to the company. I will NOT stand by and watch one screw the other over, I am there in place to make SURE everyone is treated fairly and if the comapany, such as in my case, is robbing affiliates blond, I will not stand for it, it's as simple as that.
I personally gave up one of the best PAYING Rep jobs because I refused to condone things that were happening to my affiliates. I protect my affiliates JUST as much as I protect the company I work for and if one is working the other over, I can't deal with it.
It helps that I have been an affiliate for many years, so I have been on all sides of the spectrum.