Exquisite Home Products
United States of America#2UPDATE Employee
Tue, October 09, 2012
To Anonymous:
I can understand you being disappointed. You didn't meet your expectations. But one must know that there are always 2 sides to a story. We appreciate hearing your side and had hoped you wouldn't have posted "anonymously" so that we could resolve any issues you may have. However, the company would like to clarify with you our perspective.
When we interview, hire, provide orientation, train someone (especially with no experience), all of this costs 'a lot of money'. All the people we have here working & conducting training 'costs money'. Processing your application, setting you up on payroll 'costs money'. The office space required to conduct an interview, training, etc....'costs money'. Any business, not just our business, would have the 'cost of doing business' types of expenses. So your theory "of hiring new people and getting a few sales from them is how we make money" is in fact totally wrong. This is actually how we lose money! So when you work in the company only 3-4 weeks and quit.....the company still had to pay you 'sale or no sale' while you're training. There is a financial loss. The company starts to make a profit when you succeed NOT FAIL! Just a few examples, Barbara has been with the company for 12 years and has generated $2,500,000.00 in business; Irene in the company for 10 years has generated a little of $2,000,000.00 in business; or, Carlos in the company 3 1/2 years has generated $1,500,000.00 in business. This is when we make a profit on our investment.
Plus, we have over 10,000 customers who buy more products every year, replacement filters, and additional items, etc. which generates over $2,500,000.00 in sales per year.
We strive to meet our responsibility to train a 'new individual' and we train everyone the same way. Once you are trained, however, it is also time to meet your responsibilities and do the work. Your responsibilities are outlined in an agreement signed by you and the company and you received a copy for your records.
If the company did not meet their responsibilities in that agreement, PLEASE contact us so we may rectify immediately. Unfortunately, you did not post your name or contact info so we cannot look you up in our system to follow up with you directly.
In addition, when you are given the work you are responsible for performing, we DO NOT supervise you or anyone else in our company in any way! From the very beginning we outline that you have a flexible schedule. When you work, where you work, which days you work or how many hours you work are strictly up to each individual! All we care about as a company is that the work gets done! Some people have the discipline to handle this kind of freedom. Some people procrastinate and try to do the work 'last minute' and sometimes aren't able to complete it.
As to our product line, they are some of the best quality in the world. With testing to back up the quality standards that we advertise. Our products are at a good price for the quality. For example, people today pay $1.00-$1.50 for a 20 ounce bottle of water. With one of our filters, they can have the same quality water or better for 1 - 2 cents. Our filter is 100X less expensive than bottled water. Yet, bottled water companies have never been labeled "a scam" for selling you water in a plastic bottle (100X mark-up) that comes into your home for FREE.
You also made reference to Mr. Lardieri's family. I just want to say that they 'earn' what they get. They put in over 60 hours per week. They are hardworking, dependable & caring people. They are both college graduates who have continued their education further. One has become a certified nutritionist and the other created her own business in CA and sold it for a profit. They could have worked in any corporation but chose EHP because they have worked in the company since they were 14 yrs. old. They believe in what they do!
In closing, if you need to discuss ANYTHING, feel free to contact us. Otherwise, we wish you much luck in any future endeavor.