Here's your honest answer.... The posts are true... In the beginning the job is decent, but after about 6 months you start finding all it's quirks. Of course in the interview process the people are going to be nice and paint this unrealistic picture of what the job actually entails. The managers in the south are all one and the same, incompetent assholes that never offer any advice or ways to help you build your business, they just keep pushing and nagging. Every sales consultant that works/worked for this company works extremely hard. You not only have to market, set-up patients, follow-up with patients and be at their beckoning call, you also have an excessive amount of paperwork to do because how else would your manager be able to follow your every move. Oh and believe me he will. If you love to be micromanaged by people who know less about the company than you do...then maybe this job is for you. If you like to work very hard for very little compensation...then maybe this job is for you. If you are a heartless bastard and don't care about helping people..then this job is definitely for you, you'll fit right in at Dynasplint. Otherwise, you should definitely look elsewhere. After you are fed up with the company and realize you need to get out, you will have a difficult time trying to find a new job. Many recruiters and companies know about Dynasplint and this is a blemish on your resume. Not only does this company make your life miserable, but once you are in, it is very difficult to get out. It is kind of like a black hole.
