CROSSMARK

I can't think of the supervisor's name I want to say Isabel when I'm not sure she was absolutely horrible She tried to throw me into the job before I had time to train properly and then got annoyed with me when I wasn't doing well as far as my speed

I was currently employed in the past and have experience being bullied constantly by the supervisor.

Job description was not accurate to responsibilities upon starting work; The training was severely lacking; communications with corporate office were not clear; hiring of my staff was completed by corporate office without any input from me, resulting in employees who were not a good fit for the position; overall a very disorganized company to work for

Job description was trash I was pushing out carts and sanitizing them for sam's club definitely not the job I applied for

I worked for Crossmark 6 years ago for 4 - 6 months, it was a fun experience and being able to interact with clients and convincing them of buying a product was actually interesting.

Enjoyed my work very much customers were easy to work with in general some freedom in your schedule

I have been at Crossmark several years. In that time the company has been bought and sold at least twice! Every new owner gives us more hoops to jump through, more little tasks (with NO added pay!), more restrictions and conditions to adhere to; the noose just gets tighter and tighter! I have been layed-off 3 times in the years I've been here and twice I was notified by EMAIL! My supervisor DIDN'T EVEN TAKE THE TIME TO CALL ME IN PERSON! Recently EVERYBODY in the company was REQUIRED to sign a waiver "CONSENTING" to GPS tracking on our company provided device (phone, tablet)! So if you finish working at 5PM and decide to stop at a bar, strip club, gun shop, WHATEVER- than they know where you are AFTER working hours! The device is assigned to you, you have to have it with you at all times because you are responsible for it! Screw that noise! These are SOME of the reasons I'm on Indeed looking for a DIFFERENT job! Crossmark is a revolving door company on the decline.

Flexible - albeit limited - hours, with a variety of served locations (with decent drive time payment, though rather basic mileage reimbursement).

We would do display and rotate products to make sure there was not out of date ones and stock them and write off the out of date ones

I REALLY ENJOYED WORKING AND INTERACTING WITH THE CUSTOMERS, INTOUDUCING NEW IDEAS AND PRODUCTS TO THEM I LEARNED ALOT ABOUT FOOD SAFETY AND HANDLING

The position is cool. I've helped a relative with it. I wanted to do it and was accepted. Problem came from the Supervisor. Whom chose to speak down and raised voice prior to 1st day in the field. I reported the incident with the company and they did nothing. I have also haven't gotten paid for my training hours. Its been about a year now. They said I had to contact the same Supervisor whom was unprofessional to put in my hours. Contacted her several times and she never returned communication or report my hours. Now in the process of reporting her and the company to Tx Work Force for no wages.

Poor salary poor leadership and an app that doesn't work and when thing are slow managers claim work is missed or incomplete just to not pay also had a manager almost hit me for just walking in

The job was not worth the pay. Pay was only 124-140 dollars a week. To go to Walmart or other stores to do resets 3-5 days a week.

Fun place to work, Great people. They do require you work every weekend. I was there for a few years an never received an increase in pay.

If you like interacting with people this is a great place to be Sharing, Showing and Encouraging new products

Due to a lenthy covd19 as of Januaray 2020 under heath care act/homeland securty act,hours where cut(Covd19);it was said after the the okay to work we could come back,(july2021)I would love to do that, seem some changes where made to reapply .During that time march 2020 my mom past away a very diffcult time .

Amazing Company to work for. Make your own time able to fulfill the work Positive environment in varies stores

I worked at Crossmark for nearly 7 years and started out great! Unfortunately, after being there until last Wednesday, my supervisors started to question the way I did my job. Keep in mind my supervisor is who trained me, yet is the one who had the problem with my “reporting”! I worked two open territories and had nearly 20 hours OT. I was always considered one of the hardest workers, yeah it was always question on my ability to do my job. Finally my supervisor that had it in for me decided to end my time with the company only because she was intimidated by me. If you’re an overachiever and a hard working individual, don’t plan on getting anything but FIRED FOR IT!!

I found my current career path when working for Crossmark. I worked with them about 10 years ago. It fit my neecs at the time and allowed me to find my current Career.

I work for 5 years with Crossmark . I enjoyed the job but did not enjoy caring their equipment . And just before I left they were starting to ask for mor work than what we got paid

I am a mentor for Crossmark/Promoworks. This job entails my traveling throughout Connecticut training new hires, consulting with E.S.'s (Event Specialists) already on the job. I would visit on-site promotions to ensure that the products were being displayed and represented in the best light to ensure customers were being informed by my E.S.'s. I would photograph their workstations and upload them to my manager. I would do reviews of the E.S.'s performance, answer any questions they may have, and try to rectify problems they might encounter. I also supplied them with equipment and uniforms they might need. I am still employed with Crossmark/Promoworks but at this time they are not doing demos.

You can work with a few other employees if you work at Sams Club and you all demonstrate different products with is very fun. If you end up working at Walmart you work alone a lot and have to have great time management and people skills. I loved the job it was fun and you get to learn about a lot of new products.

Fun, different from other typical jobs, in front of public, demonstrating: cooking and free samples for interested people in product.

I enjoyed the flexibility of choosing work locations and the hours I chose to work. I felt a sense of accomplishment after leaving each store. I worked in Walmart stores in Southwestern Wisconsin.