Lyreco Sales Reps

yew_tree

Hi, I see Lyreco who sell office stationary products are looking for sales reps in my area. I was wondering does anybody know what they are like to work for?

Also I heard somewhere the cars their Reps are given are Ford Fiesta's - Can anybody confirm this?

Cheers

NEVERBACKZ

Hows it going pal i am going for an interview with this company on monday did you ever find out what they were like to work for and if it was fiestas their reps are given? I need to know as i am currently a rep and drive an insignia so wont bother if its fiestas they are lumbered with.

Thanks so much,
Evan.

maxwell smart

How did you get on in the interview? Know someone who has an interview next week.
What sort of money were they offering?

blindside88

Hey guys,

Thinking of applying for a sales rep job with these in my area. Any info that anyone has would be great. Did anyone get the job with them in the end?

Mollyd90

Hi I'm a lyreco customer for the last 3 years. I'm on my 3rd rep now. Reps don't seem to last very long with them. Speaking to one of the reps when they left they told me they are under servere pressure. Was getting emails back on quotes and queries etc from her late into the night and at weekends. Not sure what car they drive. I maybe be wrong but I think they their own.

blindside88

Mollyd90 wrote: »

Hi I'm a lyreco customer for the last 3 years. I'm on my 3rd rep now. Reps don't seem to last very long with them. Speaking to one of the reps when they left they told me they are under servere pressure. Was getting emails back on quotes and queries etc from her late into the night and at weekends. Not sure what car they drive. I maybe be wrong but I think they their own.

Thanks very much for that, think I'll give it a miss so

BRYAN Is Ainm Dom

blindside88 wrote: »

Thanks very much for that, think I'll give it a miss so

I work in public sector and having been using Lyreco for the last 5 years and have had the same rep. I have got to know both the sales team and drivers very well, I never got the impression that they were a bad company to work for or were under any pressure(but I am sure most sales jobs comes with pressure). In fact I always got the feeling it was a good company to work. Don't necessarily take my word that it is a good company to work for as I never worked there but at the same time don't take the word of the previous poster, my advice would be to go for the interview and make up your own mind on it.

Mollyd90

Rep #3 gone during the week

road_high

Our rep drives a Renault Megane company car far as I know.

Desiginator

I have an interview with Lyrecco next week, just looking for some advice as to what sort of a company thet are to work for.