Rainbow International
An "all the time-in the move" kind of job.
I learned about the key points about how to sell a product, how to behave with costumers and how to set your "day benefit goals".
The best part about the job was traveling all the time house to house, and meeting all kind of people which in that age awakened my interest in psychology.
The best part about the job was traveling all the time house to house, and meeting all kind of people which in that age awakened my interest in psychology.
ProsTraveling
ConsLong hours without notice
What are people saying about the leadership at Rainbow International?
71%
of employees approve of CEO’s performance
CEO Approval is based on 52 ratings
Good people
Rainbow international is run by good honest people. They take safety seriously.
However like many companies in the area due to surplus of people and lack of jobs the trend is to take advantage of employees by paying minimal wages and expecting employees to do skilled, hazardous and both physically and mentally demanding work.
On the plus side the chance to move up is there and one could expect the wage to eventually be livable. - less
However like many companies in the area due to surplus of people and lack of jobs the trend is to take advantage of employees by paying minimal wages and expecting employees to do skilled, hazardous and both physically and mentally demanding work.
On the plus side the chance to move up is there and one could expect the wage to eventually be livable. - less
ProsGood training, generally good attitudes.
ConsSometimes hours can be unpredictable, and wage doesn't match the work