Verisure reviews

4.6

91% would recommend to a friend

(750 total reviews)

Antonio Russo

96% approve of CEO

97% positive business outlook

Verisure has an employee rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars, based on 750 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Verisure employee rating is 24% above average for employers within the Management e consulenza industry (3.7 stars).

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750 reviews
1.0
Feb 2, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Hard to think of many; free hotel if your travelling a fair distance for the training. If your looking to get any job for 1 month this is the ideal role

Cons

Where to start; 75% of what you are told consist of lies. For example, this is a door to door SALES job, you are "promised" warm leads (appointments) however they get sent to the manager of each branch who can decide to keep them for himself (very few women work for this organisation due to the "banter") 1) Commission and Bonus are discretionary - PLEASE read the contract before you sign, I worked there 2 months and was told in the second month to expect around £1,500-£1,600 (for 4 sales) however I received minimum wage (not covering all the evening and weekend hours I put in) and I didn't receive a penny of expenses back. I also sold 8 systems in the following month of January and was told to expect a payment of £2,000-£2,500 after tax end of Feb but when I didn't receive anything at the end of Jan 18' I left. 2) You will be told to lie to the customers but never to "cheat" them i.e. we send the police immediately (no Verisure do not, they can make a report but that doesn't guarantee a response) 3) Hire and Fire galore - You will see this from a very early stage to encourage fear and compliance, very high turnover in staff. 4) Promised promotions - Yes, you can be a manager within 6 months... I'll leave you to decide whether you fancy fast tracking. 5) Material - Given a Demo Kit and some training and then left to it, go and knock on doors. Bring your own diary, pen, phone with a internet connection and data for maps and logging your daily connections (They won't give you a phone) 6) Micro-management - Absolutely 100% everyday, expect to receive a call or 10 from your line manager enquiring where you are, what your doing and who you've been speaking to. It's so they know your working and following there method of 4 hours business knocking and 4 hours early evening residential knocking (MINIMUM). 7) Fake Security Study - You may never know if the window is triple glazed or double but that's okay. You're a security consultant. Punch the window and tell the customer they need a shock sensor and you will give it them at a reduced price. Before you work for them see other negative reviews as they are 100% accurate, also check youtube Verisure video, the alarm system is impressive but good look selling it at the price (upfront and monthly) you will be given in training.

1.0
Dec 17, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The team I worked with were a nice bunch and even the manager, despite his blindness to how bad this company really is.

Cons

The “team leaders” are because they’ve sold well in the past. They have no clue on leading a team and they couldn’t care less about their teams either, as long as you’re selling and the staff turnover is a joke. They employ anyone from all work backgrounds but never real salesmen because they would know how crap this company is. This is a business model that works in the rest of Europe but isn’t working in this country but the directors are clueless on this and believe it to be working. All I heard about was how Verisure are the “2nd biggest monitoring alarm company” behind adt and they’ll be number 1 very soon. The only thing is that adt have options, can cater for all sizes of homes and businesses and are very much a better price. The complete opposite of Verisure!! They promise you a company car and mobile phone but only after 3 months and excellent commission but they don’t tell you that you have to sell so many alarms before you hit your trigger to start earning so you’ll be on minimum wage. With this minimum wage, you have to travel around a lot, usually to towns and villages to cold call businesses which is repetitive and unmotivating after hearing no 99% of the time. They also tell you at the interview that you only cold call when it’s quiet but that’s a lie. You’ll get maybe 1 warm lead a week but it’s not exactly warm because the customer has no idea what they are in for at their appointment because there is no information on their website because it’s all a big con. I spent all of my savings whilst wasting my time working for Verisure because my area covered from littlehampton, all the way across to Margate, up-to south London and everything else in-between. You’ll have about 3 “meetings” a week which are in no way constructive and just sitting around chatting for an hour and then off you go, out to waste your time and money.

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