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On average, employees in Darien, IL at Impact Networking give their company a 0.0 rating out of 5.0 based on 1, whereas overall Average Rating of Impact Networking is 3.6 out of 5.0 based on 12 Impact Networking Review Ratings. The happiest Impact Networking employees in Darien, IL are Sales Consultants submitting an average rating of 0.0.

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Working at Impact Networking in Darien, IL: 1 Employee Reviews

Sales Consultant

in Darien, IL

"Impact was a great job right out of college for experience, but not a place to stay long-term"

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"I resigned because of the insufficient compensation. I sacrificed and worked really hard to stick it out as long as I could in hopes that it would pay off, and it didn't. The income was $27,000 per year which includes a car allowance of $1,000/ month, so the income was really $15,000 per year. Commissions were paid sometimes 3-6 months after the sale and we got paid based on gross profit. So, if the product was valued at a $10,000 outcost (after a 29% mark-up for the company), we would get paid only a percentage of how much more we sold it for. But we had a gate of $2,000. So if I sold that same $10,000 product that month for $12,000, I would not receive any commission. If I sold the product for $13,000, I would receive $350.00. Being that some of our products were commodities and highly competitive, we would many times have to sell the product for under $10,000 to win deals. I have no problem with working hard, but I expect to be compensated when working 12-18 hour days, and that was not the case."