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Read the community guidelinesI feel that a commission-only compensation system can help me achieve my life goals. It's excellent!
Moreover, I can learn a great deal of financial knowledge, and the office atmosphere is also very good ^^
Having no base salary at the beginning is indeed difficult, but I believe that as long as one is willing to strive and work hard, it is definitely better than industries that offer a base salary.
The environment is pretty good, located upstairs from the KMT headquarters.
All kinds of exaggerated job titles are used to lure people into interviews—for example, offering the position of sales assistant manager or manager, only to tell you during the in-person interview that it is actually a sales representative position.
They claim that commissions are unlimited, but in reality there is no base salary. They also do not provide labor and health insurance. Please report them.
1. Like most financial business units, the environment is good, with food, drinks, and entertainment.
2. The company sells offshore financial products, which are more competitive than the products sold by domestic banks. So, for highly capable salespeople, the products here should be easy to sell.
3. My impression from speaking with the interviewer was that they had an in-depth understanding of domestic and international financial knowledge, and probably had relevant investment experience.
4. It feels like the employee training here should be more thorough than elsewhere.
5. The receptionist is very pretty.
Hehe, there’s no base salary......
But it seems like sales jobs all require you to have about six months’ worth of savings before you can make them work.....?!
The website for Hong Kong is well designed
This is a pyramid scheme that lures you to interviews using high-level positions and extremely misleading job titles. Telephone marketing with no base salary
Can't think of any
You can probably tell from their recruitment information that it's an international pyramid scheme.....
Basically, anyone with common sense can tell that the normal-sounding comments below were posted by the company itself—it's the same old “life dreams” spiel.
Having a base salary and bonuses is one thing; complying with the Labor Standards Act (labor and health insurance, and labor pension) is another matter entirely.
This company uses the lack of a base salary, labor and health insurance, and labor pension as a way to exploit the networks of people who have been deceived into joining.