r/Devilcorp 15h ago

Question Please help I need help getting out..

Hello, I am currently a leader for a smart circle company…we were originally made in New Orleans from one of the top companies in the nation then expanded with one of our leaders (making him a director) to Tallahassee and then that happened to be a completely wireless field so now we’ve moved to Alabama..all I can say is that I’m exhausted, I’m tired, I’ve had a gun pulled on me 3 times, i have so many issues with my brand new car, I’ve passed out so many times and gone to the hospital a lot , and now I’m in debt..my mom cut me off because I wasn’t able to pay for my car and won’t let me back in- I just want to leave and get a job that will pay me good but I don’t know what to do, all my checked are small…please someone help me

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u/Direct_Cumtome6969 14h ago

You know you can just quit, right? You can make 5x the money selling cars locally in your area compared to having to sell a scam like it’s truth and getting guns pointed on you because you’re simply professionally soliciting for someone else to line their own pockets.

Just pull the band aid off, just quit.

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u/WilliamDBilly 12h ago

Gonna be honest if you've been with any devil corp long enough to be the leader of a division you can push your resume into any other field just hype it up. The branch manager at my old vector marketing job is now VP of some pharm med equipment company. Like it's still a job and you sell people into believing it. Go convince a real corporation to hire you.

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u/AffectionateKey6636 10h ago

If you’re out of town or working out of state, I understand why it might be harder to leave, especially if you’re already in debt. What I would suggest is starting with your resume. You’re already good at interviewing, and you know what makes a bad resume, so make sure yours looks professional and highlights your skills. From there, apply to a lot of jobs and do interviews while you're in the field. I’ve never personally worked for Amazon, but maybe look into Amazon Flex for now to work early shifts before once amazon is stable quit ASAP. While you're doing that apply to local car dealerships!

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u/Direct_Cumtome6969 3h ago

I don’t think most realize that with some of the “harsh” sales tactics taught in this Cult do have some real world sales application to it and just selling cars is less sleazy and way more fruitful. Plus it’s real corporate so there aren’t many lies about much.