Best place to work if you have the skills, but more importantly, the passion in helping people "stick together". - Retail Sales Representative T-Mobile Employee Review

5.0
May 29, 2008
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

If you are willing to work and satisfy the needs of your customer base, then everything comes together in terms of making T-Mobile a wonderful work environment for both the employee and the customer. It is definitely a sales position that involves strong people skills, an ever changing learning curve, and holding strong ambassadorship to not only the company and what it stands for, but also keeping a positive outlook on day to day activities, schedules, and assigned goals. The compensation package is rewarding and based upon your competitiveness in the field and the benefits package is one of the best. Even part-timers receive full, if not, the vast majority of assigned benefits.

Cons

It is a very competitive work environment not only within T-Mobile but also outside of it versus the competition. You must be willing to do more than just take orders and help customers. You need to play a proactive role every day; not only in helping you achieve your goals, but also for your team and store quota. Although compensation is calculated at the individual level, bonuses are calculated at the team level so having developed co-workers is a huge plus as you will always see your counterparts monitor and mentor your success just as much as the management team does at the same token.

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5.0
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Pros

Great pay if you are willing to work.

Cons

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2.0
Jun 24, 2026
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Pros

Wireless service discount Decent vision insurance Co-workers

Cons

Leadership Scheduling Work/life balance Stress Broken everything - half of the tools and resources don’t work No room to grow your career anymore unless you suck up. If you’re blunt and honest you’ll be an outcast - they’ve fostered an environment where they only want cheerleaders. Constantly changing goal posts Frequent restructuring

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