Complaint Review: Arizona Sports Promotion - Chandler Arizona
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Arizona Sports Promotion company is not manged correctly Chandler Arizona
*UPDATE Employee: Response to NO PAY
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When I worked for this company. Eric promised me a base pay to which he never gave me and he says in the interview that if you don't make enough he will make up the difference . He never did any of that. He talks bad about people that work for him. If you don't sell anything he pulls you to the side and tell you that your basically a loser. I wouldn't work for Eric ever again. He doesn't know how to run a business. He spends more than he makes and he is all talk when it comes to getting employees. He lies and manipulates new employees. Don't work here.
Anonymous
chandler, Arizona
U.S.A.
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#1 UPDATE Employee
Response to NO PAY
AUTHOR: Hugh - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 24, 2009
I am a little disappointed in what I read. I do know about the base pay at az sports promotions. Number one you sign a company contract saying you will be on time and work every day without missing. I am sure that the ex employee that wrote this was late for work and missed days of work. I'm not trying to bash anyone but at the end of the day if you want a company to pay you for not showing up I highly doubt that is going to happen. The only reason an ex employee would write something like this is because management had to let the person go for such actions as not showing up and coming in late.
This is what I am sure of. If you are offered a base pay, you are expected to show up on time and come into work.
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