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New York,#2General Comment
Wed, February 15, 2012
I'm not exactly sure what you were expecting, or why you did it for "free entertainment" or what, when you applied for the position. I'm not defending the NCSA but I can tell you that you quite obviously have no understanding of sales. I was actually checking out the reviews of the NCSA for my son who plays football, they are all positive except for this one. Sales can be one of the best jobs in the world - or worst depending on the type of personality you have. Personally I think it's my life's dream come true as I'm doing what I love to do. A sales career provides personal freedom and an unlimited potential for income. You noticed I said potential - not guaranteed. It amazes me that people would rather make 30K give or take, than 3 or 4 times that amount and actually have to figure things out.
Honda Mike
Philly,#3Consumer Suggestion
Tue, July 26, 2011
It is very telling that in the rebuttal, Dioria (sp) only addressed the personal attack on Keith Babb, yet neither disputes nor refutes the New Yorker's claims that you have to pay for everything. News flash: A REAL job is not one where the "employee" has to pay for everything, the company has no risk on their end at all, and their is no investment in the human being. Further, the statement "NCSA is proud to offer employment opportunities" is an absolute joke. An "employment opportunity" is one where the employer actually has an interest in their employees by offering a base salary and benefits, something, anything. You aren't even a W2 employee as an NCSA scout. They have zero investment in their scouts, and trying to masquerade and pretend that they do just shows how unreputable and unclassy of an outfit they are.
Ncsa
Chicago,#4UPDATE Employee
Wed, January 14, 2009
As a valued member of NCSA's Team for the last four years, Keith Babb has displayed enormous integrity and professionalism. While it is unfortunate that the events outlined in this account were misinterpreted and subsequently misrepresented, NCSA fully supports Keith and his efforts to grow NCSA's Scouting Team. Due to the hiring and training conducted by individuals such as Keith, NCSA is now considered one of the fastest growing private companies nationally and currently employees over 100 individuals including former college coaches, professional athletes, and Olympians. NCSA is proud to be able to provide employment opportunities during the current economic climate. If you have any questions about the position discussed in this report, please contact Adam at [email protected].