Nice video! Lots of good info about the job. I am starting training tomorrow and hoping it works out well. The pay is solid especially with some good commissions.
@@thanksmaybe4103 Corporate pays better but they’re always looking to cut stores/employees and have the authorized retailers pickup the slack, making your job less secure as the company may decide to close your store or eliminate your position. To me this means corporate is a better fit for individuals with a more diverse work experience and authorized is a better fit for those seeking long term growth opportunities at the entry level
Third parties don’t pay NEARLY as well as corporate. You can make the more money as a sales rep at corporate, than a store manager at a third party. Don’t listen to what the other guy said about growth and a third party. Yes it’s easier to move up at a third party, but that’s because nobody seeks those positions. Also there’s way more actual opportunities for advancement in corporate. Like there’s many different paths you could take within a company at corporate. For example. At att you could go from retail sales to fiber sales or business. At a third party you’ll either move up to a manager, or be working in the actual corporate side of the business like Hr or payroll. You’ll make way more money at a direct corporate store though. Specially cause the traffic is way higher too.
@@JV-zw2yc that’s the actual truth, I work at an authorized retailer and I wish I worked at the corporate store cause it’s more busy, pays better and honestly I can be promoted within AT&T. I’m trying my best to get to a corporate store.
The Actual Answer Is Corporate Stores Are Directly Funded From AT&T Itself…Authorized Retailers Are Third Party Companies That Are “Authorized” To Sell AT&T But Not Funded From AT&T Themselves Big Example Now “Prime Communications” “Bluelink Wireless”…Etc
@@ricky71787 dang that’s not bad at all. I have a interview for them this Monday and it says the hourly wage is gonna be between 18-30 + commission base on experience. If I land in the 20s an hour range I’ll be happy with that
_Just_ become a linemen and work your way from a contractor job to AT&T so you can stretch your work out _or_ sit around in a truck all day and get hours. Thats what they do here, usually during the restoration work after large fires like Napa or Paradise in California. They'll get their work done quick in one portion of the week and then spend the rest havin BBQ's around their trucks and lounging or napping the rest of the day or they'll stretch te work out that there's hardly any work at all per/day. They'll even let their lesser paid traffic control hang out if their not a jerk off crew, in fact most of the time their traffic controllers wonder what the hell they're even doing. If its during a fire season they do it *all summer* and into the fall 7 days a week, they hit overtime the first week which I am told is around 50 an hour or strait up BANK so they suck that shit like their mommas tit and flex their work as much as possible. Some guys will go to the dealer and buy a new car CASH. Dirty jokes, depravity and at the extreme _blowjobs in the splice trailers_ are the kind of things to expect. Speaking of splicing, thats a typical weekday job involving a lane closure aside from a downed pole which doesnt usually involve the BBQ's and the other fun stuff. But if your attached to the work at all, even as a contractor its not bad and pays well enough that you dont have to sweat looking at the bank account if you're a grown adult living within your means.
Great sales position. T-Mobile, att, spectrum and Verizon are all very good companies to start in retail sales. I’m at Verizon not att but it’s the same basically. You’ll make really good money in retail sales for these companies. I’d say Verizon is the best, then att and spectrum at 2nd then T-Mobile 3rd. But man it’s really easy money, specially if you’re good at sales. You don’t have to know anything at all about phones or technical specifications. You just need to know about sales. With that said it is very difficult to get into art or Verizon, you need years of experience, if not a degree. Also never apply to a third party franchise. They don’t pay nearly as well as corporate does. Ive been in this industry since 2016. And honestly it’s a great industry to work in, specially if you don’t have a degree. Easy money.
@@ReactManiaABM at corporate? Yeah you got really lucky lol. Also it probably wasn’t a high volume store. Also Att isn’t as difficult as Verizon to get into.
How so? AT&T hardly ever fires someone that has gone corporate. My brother has been located in Dallas for 10 years because he was offered to go work for corporate to make $115,000 a year. And now he is making close to $200,000 a year
@@ReactManiaABM What he means is at&t last year started to close down corporate retail stores in order to allow at&t authorized retailers that are ran by a company called Prime Communications to be the main retail face for at&t. Some corporate stores will stay running, but only the busier ones. The reason for this is because at&t established a new work from home position called Mobility Sales & Service, so it's saving the company money. My store closed down, and I'm currently MS&S
My only concern is do they let you do part time? And are you off on holiday day? (For example I don’t mind working on the Christmas season but I don’t wanna work on Christmas Day) Edit: even tho currently work at Sams club I’m still interested in AT&T or other phone stores Incase something happens along the line so I would appreciate any feedback or help or recommendations Edit 2: to give yall more insight, I’m 21 and sams club is my first job ever that I recently got so yea
@@everythingcheyonce Do u know if all AT&T stores allow you to not take weekends and holidays when u first apply? I don’t want to work on those days. Also I want to work part time
@@everythingcheyonce Yeah I forgot to mention that I wanna work there part time as I’m on college rn. Will they be flexible with my hours like I’ll work for like 4/5 hours a weekday and u think they’ll let me not work on weekends?
Nice video! Lots of good info about the job. I am starting training tomorrow and hoping it works out well. The pay is solid especially with some good commissions.
Sell some AT&T TV
@@Vinsanity_TV do you work in a retail store or a call center? And I'm sure gonna try to sell anything I can for that tasty cheddar lol
@@StarWarriorMusic retail store
how is it going?
@@Vinsanity_TV what store you work at? Im in South dakota. Same region.
Thank you, this was very helpful information (for me to keep in mind for my upcoming AT&T interview).
Thank you I appreciate this video made me feel so much better still learning can be overwhelming I just want to keep learning thank you God Bless
Me too I’m doing a 10 courses and I’m almost done so far
Why u got dem old ass tv’s up there? 🤣 great video I just couldn’t stop looking at dem tvs 🤣
We deal w the dumbest customers I cannot emphasis that more
SERIOUSLY the stupidest
I was thinking about applying for a part time position.
There is no part time position. You're all in with this job. You're going to make enough money just with AT&T.
cant work part time at a phones store especially bc it’s sales you make enough to live
How much do you make in commission ? If u don’t mind me asking.
What’s the difference between a corporate store and the regular one?
Corporate pays better
@@thanksmaybe4103 Corporate pays better but they’re always looking to cut stores/employees and have the authorized retailers pickup the slack, making your job less secure as the company may decide to close your store or eliminate your position. To me this means corporate is a better fit for individuals with a more diverse work experience and authorized is a better fit for those seeking long term growth opportunities at the entry level
Third parties don’t pay NEARLY as well as corporate. You can make the more money as a sales rep at corporate, than a store manager at a third party. Don’t listen to what the other guy said about growth and a third party. Yes it’s easier to move up at a third party, but that’s because nobody seeks those positions. Also there’s way more actual opportunities for advancement in corporate. Like there’s many different paths you could take within a company at corporate.
For example. At att you could go from retail sales to fiber sales or business. At a third party you’ll either move up to a manager, or be working in the actual corporate side of the business like Hr or payroll. You’ll make way more money at a direct corporate store though. Specially cause the traffic is way higher too.
@@JV-zw2yc that’s the actual truth, I work at an authorized retailer and I wish I worked at the corporate store cause it’s more busy, pays better and honestly I can be promoted within AT&T. I’m trying my best to get to a corporate store.
The Actual Answer Is Corporate Stores Are Directly Funded From AT&T Itself…Authorized Retailers Are Third Party Companies That Are “Authorized” To Sell AT&T But Not Funded From AT&T Themselves Big Example Now “Prime Communications” “Bluelink Wireless”…Etc
What is the hourly rate?
Starts at 11-13 depending on where your past experience comes in and then it goes up every 6 months
I just got a job there as a retail sales consultant. First ever job like this and they’re starting us off at 20.78 and hour plus commission
@@ricky71787 dang that’s not bad at all. I have a interview for them this Monday and it says the hourly wage is gonna be between 18-30 + commission base on experience. If I land in the 20s an hour range I’ll be happy with that
@@ItachiUchiha-uo4df good luck!👍🍀
20-25 hourly plus commission
Would you say it's a good position to start in sales ?
Yes. If you get hired.
_Just_ become a linemen and work your way from a contractor job to AT&T so you can stretch your work out _or_ sit around in a truck all day and get hours. Thats what they do here, usually during the restoration work after large fires like Napa or Paradise in California. They'll get their work done quick in one portion of the week and then spend the rest havin BBQ's around their trucks and lounging or napping the rest of the day or they'll stretch te work out that there's hardly any work at all per/day. They'll even let their lesser paid traffic control hang out if their not a jerk off crew, in fact most of the time their traffic controllers wonder what the hell they're even doing. If its during a fire season they do it *all summer* and into the fall 7 days a week, they hit overtime the first week which I am told is around 50 an hour or strait up BANK so they suck that shit like their mommas tit and flex their work as much as possible. Some guys will go to the dealer and buy a new car CASH. Dirty jokes, depravity and at the extreme _blowjobs in the splice trailers_ are the kind of things to expect. Speaking of splicing, thats a typical weekday job involving a lane closure aside from a downed pole which doesnt usually involve the BBQ's and the other fun stuff. But if your attached to the work at all, even as a contractor its not bad and pays well enough that you dont have to sweat looking at the bank account if you're a grown adult living within your means.
Great sales position. T-Mobile, att, spectrum and Verizon are all very good companies to start in retail sales. I’m at Verizon not att but it’s the same basically. You’ll make really good money in retail sales for these companies. I’d say Verizon is the best, then att and spectrum at 2nd then T-Mobile 3rd. But man it’s really easy money, specially if you’re good at sales. You don’t have to know anything at all about phones or technical specifications. You just need to know about sales. With that said it is very difficult to get into art or Verizon, you need years of experience, if not a degree. Also never apply to a third party franchise. They don’t pay nearly as well as corporate does. Ive been in this industry since 2016. And honestly it’s a great industry to work in, specially if you don’t have a degree. Easy money.
@@JV-zw2yc i got hired by AT&T with zero Retail experience and no degree... Guess i got lucky.
@@ReactManiaABM at corporate? Yeah you got really lucky lol. Also it probably wasn’t a high volume store. Also Att isn’t as difficult as Verizon to get into.
If this guy is on corporate side he’s already fired probably
How so? AT&T hardly ever fires someone that has gone corporate. My brother has been located in Dallas for 10 years because he was offered to go work for corporate to make $115,000 a year. And now he is making close to $200,000 a year
@@ReactManiaABM What he means is at&t last year started to close down corporate retail stores in order to allow at&t authorized retailers that are ran by a company called Prime Communications to be the main retail face for at&t. Some corporate stores will stay running, but only the busier ones. The reason for this is because at&t established a new work from home position called Mobility Sales & Service, so it's saving the company money. My store closed down, and I'm currently MS&S
I’m 17 bro Turning 18 in November ima apply but if they don’t call me back it’s cool
Just be professional and be confident.
Did they call you back? 😂
@@thejaredev nah bro fuck AT&T Verizon better anyways but nah bro I guess u kind of have to get lucky yk and need customer service experience
That's called a bowl head haircut 💈...
Do you get fired for not making sales? How tolerant are they?
To explain, I'm a veteran with extensive security and corrections experience, but I've never done sales and I'm considering a career change
yes you will get fired if you can’t sell lol i think at&t is more strict on that verizon i isn’t
No your boss will make you lie to get the quotas up.
...define “hard”
Direct TV was fun.. att tv harder in New England. Our goal be 4 a month and they want 200 percent
I’m really struggling with navigating the systems. I’m worried I’ll never get it
Opus??
Opus is like taking a dump, sit and wait lol!!!
Just take your time, use the available system tools they are like google for At&t, and ask questions. It’s pretty simple after a while.
Do all employees work with a cash register?? Lol
My only concern is do they let you do part time? And are you off on holiday day? (For example I don’t mind working on the Christmas season but I don’t wanna work on Christmas Day)
Edit: even tho currently work at Sams club I’m still interested in AT&T or other phone stores Incase something happens along the line so I would appreciate any feedback or help or recommendations
Edit 2: to give yall more insight, I’m 21 and sams club is my first job ever that I recently got so yea
This industry is most definitely not for you then!
@@maeganaustin5845 oh that was before, I now know that every job requires hours on weekdays and weekends. I’m still interested in this job tho
Based off seniority. So if your new you’ll work weekends guaranteed
Most phone stores require you to work 40 hours especially at and t
@@marianolasco1151 I work there part time. I can work 24 hrs or 32 hrs. It’s a great paying part time job.
How much is the hourly pay ?
In my state (IN) they start at 12, I make 14 for experience .
@@everythingcheyonce Do u know if all AT&T stores allow you to not take weekends and holidays when u first apply? I don’t want to work on those days. Also I want to work part time
@@lifeisshørt_420 not necessarily but good luck. With most new jobs, you have to be available for those days. Part time positions are always an option
@@everythingcheyonce Yeah I forgot to mention that I wanna work there part time as I’m on college rn. Will they be flexible with my hours like I’ll work for like 4/5 hours a weekday and u think they’ll let me not work on weekends?
Hourly depends how good you are on the floor. You will start off minimum wage but the commission adds up average around 25$ an hour in New England
Do they pay well?
I have my interview tomorrow I’ll let you know
Retail sales position
Ummmmmmmm no!
Dam bro u need new hair cut
His hair looks like it’s trying to be the comb