(262) 439-9921

This is what I found on them:They are also known as Prestige Inc, DDM, Davis Direct Marketing, Difference Defined Marketing, achieveprestige.com. It is a company where they search for quan***y rather than quality of employees. Your pay is based off of commission. Basically, one day you will come in, they tell you that you will be selling golf coupons to companies. Drop you off in the middle of an industrial park and you will have to go solicitating (boarder line illegally) to companies. I went in, I did the interview process, the interview process was BS. Highly unprofessional. The 'manager' has his tie off center and half of his shirt un****oned. They will use fancy words like "Liason" or "Fortune 500". It will most likely be a 3-part interview process (I went through the entire thing and they even offered me a job). They call it an entry level marketing position. 1 interview may be over the phone or in person in which the questions are very standard. Are you lazy or self motivated. No one in their right mind who is looking for a job would say Lazy. They will invite you back for a second interview. The 2nd interview will most likely tell you about the company. If you listen closely, they wont tell you exactly what you will do, rather what the company is. If you keep pressing the issue and ask them, "what would be a common day be like for me?", the typical responds (yes I have done many interviews with companies like these) is, "It is difficult for me to explain". After that they will most likely want you to come back for a day where you will go out into the field(soliciate at companies) and do sales there. Before you go, you will have to sign a waiver stating you are volunteering to do this so the company is not liable and does not need to pay you. After that, if any of this ****** stuff sounds like a good job, you will probably be 1 of 1, maybe another person may want to still do it. Keep in mind, if it sounds too good to be true, it is. If it sounds fishie, it is. I hope this helps anyone who gets their hopes up really high for this job because of what they have told them.

Recieved call around lunch, a woman asked for Chris (definately no where near my real name), appologized and ***g up.