Overall rating:
1
out of 5 based on
3 reviews.
Joel Weismann
★☆☆☆☆
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Weismann is mostly retired and is never in the office. So, his employees do all the interactions, which are VERY rare. Let me be clear: All this office cares about is keeping its revenue stream coming in for as long as possible. They'll keep their client in a crumby situation for as long as possible, and only line up jobs once their agreement is nearing expiration. It's REALLY messed up. Plus, Weismann has the audacity to bug his current clients to bring in more clients. Which is just insulting and irritating. Furthermore, I felt as if I had to argue with my own agents to counter with better offers — which is what they're supposed to do. I do not recommend this agency.”
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Reporter
Joel Weismann
★☆☆☆☆
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The worst mistake I ever made was choosing Joel as my agent. The first red flag should have been him reaching out to me. That is almost always a warning sign. 9% per paycheck fees (too high). Very difficult to get out of your contract. All of his job leads were either bogus or never materialized. I had to prepare my own reel with zero assistance. Joel was never available for conversation about potential jobs and I never heard from the guy after I started my job and contract negotiations had ended. It was demoralizing watching huge chunks of my check being deposited electronically into his account knowing he didn't do a damn thing to earn it. STAY FAR AWAY!!!”
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Meteorologist
Joel Weismann
★☆☆☆☆
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This agent did not have my best interest in mind, and, as one employer put it, "didn't get you anything you couldn't have gotten yourself." They seem to prey on younger talent by reaching out to them. Don't fall for it- took me years longer than I thought it would to get out of that contract.”
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Meteorologist
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