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686256 No.686256 [Reply] [Original]

Dear /biz/,

3 years ago I started my first job. A sales rep for a flour mill.

I make $5/hr. $200 a week.

I get paid a commission of 0.5% of the sale price.
Last year's turnover was over $1 million.

That means my total commission for a year was just over $5k.
I have asked for a higher percentage but my manager says there are not enough profit margins to support even 1% commission.

Any advice?

>> No.686262
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686262

>>686256

Is this some kind of half-assed attempt at trolling or are you clinically retarded?

What kind of advice are you expecting to get here posting this shit?

> 3 years @ sub-minimum wage
> sales rep
> flour mill
> confirmed for down-syndrome

>> No.686269

>>686262
Thanks for the solid advice, you bitter piece of shit.

>> No.686294

>sales rep
>flour mill
I don't understand how that's a thing.

Also, get a new job. He's paying you minimum wage, even with that $5k, and making you work 10x harder for it than the guy leaning on the grill at McD's.

>> No.686297

>>686256
you bring in 1 mil to the company and they pay you 15k a year, leave

>> No.686300

>>686256

I take it you're not in the US.

$5/hr is practically illegal in the States.

>> No.686301

>>686256

Where do you come from ?

>> No.686369

You should get a new job. You could sell cell phones at Verizon and live like a king compared to what you're making now.