Halo Management Consulting One Source Provider, Robin's Nest, Altair 12 - Troy Stephenson Highway SCAM - Unprofessional - STAY AWAY Troy Michigan

“just so you know what I didn't”

Former Employee – worked at One Source/Halo Management full-time for less than a year

Pros – there are very few positive things i am able to say about this company.

they are productive over enthusiastic

Cons – I write this review in hopes that you will not get caught up in the same situation that I did.. in other words, I am writing to help.. help save money, help save time, help save your sanity. here are just a few things about the company that you really need to consider before taking the job

1. it is door to door, i cannot stress that enough. so you come into the office.. learn the exact same thing every day (4's, 5's, 8's about selling) literally everyday then you jump around the office and yell like a bunch of immature highschool students for a good 2 hours after that. but you know what makes it all better? the high fives you get everyday.. cause you know.. that puts money in your gas tank? not

2. they do not compensate for your gas and food but you must write it off in your taxes, so essentially you need to come to this job with your own money in pocket.

3. you won't get your first check for a good 3 weeks.. and it will be small... let me paint this scenario for you.. you are out in the field from 2-8pm.. if you sell only 1 app.. then you make only 22 dollars for that day. So you must really take into account everything.. your drive there.. 11am-2pm of high fives and then your in the field for 6 hours.. then back to the office for another hour, then your drive home.. it really turns into about a 10 hour day and you've only made 22 dollars..

4. you do not need a college degree to work there

5. the "leaders" and managers have to idea whatsoever what they are doing. they are very very immature and unprofessional. It's kids teaching kids. These are people that have no idea what the hell they are talking about and especially know nothing about "management training" they call it training but really all they do is teach you how to sell their products.

6. the friendships are fake - your "leader" essentially just wants you to succeed so that they can move up in the food chain.. yeah its cool for support but overall its just a forced friendship

7. you have no time for a life