BERGEN BEST

  I've been working Vector for about 2 months now and I can only describe it as 'ideal'. I've made good money, lots of friends, and Vector has changed me as a person. could not be happier here

10/10. One of the best decisions I've ever made was working here.

I've been working here for about 3 months now. I've had an awesome time with it and a great experience. It's a fun work environment in the office, and work doesn't really feel like work at all. On top of the resume experience it's also great preparation for any career path. You gain skills with public speaking, time management, organization, and countless other things. If you're considering the job definitely try it out, there's nothing to lose and so much to gain.

  I love the culture of learning and personal development. The harder I work, the better the person I'm becomming. I'm sure that applies to many things - but I learned that here!

  Been working for Vector Marketing for almost a year now and my life has drastically changed for the better. I’m more confident, I can sell people on myself, I have communication skills that don’t compare to my peers, but most importantly I’ve never enjoyed working so much in my life. This company allows me the chance to work hard and be rewarded for all my hard work. I’m so grateful for the path Vector has led me down!

I started a position at Vector over winter break because it was very flexible with my everyday schedule. This position helped me gain better communication and time-management skills, develop a strong work ethic to set and achieve goals, and is just an enjoyable atmosphere to work in. I honestly enjoy coming to the office everyday!

I started working here over winter break, and will be working here for the whole summer! I really love working at Vector. The office is so friendly and positive. I’d recommend this job to anyone looking for work! There are so many opportunities to learn and grow. Vector trains you for success.

One of my biggest regrets in life - no matter how corny this sounds - is the fact that it took me almost 2 years from when I was told about this job by a friend before I actually went in for an interview. I heard negative things and didn't want to "sell knives". It is crazy to think that I finally went in for the interview 4 years ago at this point. The people I have met, the skills I have learned and the person I have become (as well as some pretty bad ass prizes) show me how naive I was for thinking this job was just selling knives. Also if I had listened to people who had NO clue what they were talking about I never would have shown up. Thank god I have a mind of my own and went to see for myself. I would HIGHLY suggest checking things out and meeting with one of the managers - if not for any other reason other than what is the worst case that happens? Spend 20-30 minutes and at least know that you made an educated choice.