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Student Athlete Gains Professional Communication Skills and Higher Income Through Sales
Anree Bogart · Recorded 4/2/2025
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Anree Bogart, a communication major and student-athlete, found success with Vector Marketing by transitioning from an introverted student to a confident professional. He reported earning a higher income than his previous stadium job while developing the ability to speak comfortably in front of hundreds of people and manage thousands of customer interactions.
At a glance
- Primary Use Case
- Flexible income for a student-athlete and communication major.
- Reported Result
- Improved public speaking and higher pay than previous stadium work.
- Time to Value
- Visible personal growth within two weeks to two months.
“Being able to formulate what I'm thinking into full sentences is just all in all just so much easier now after working with, I guess, hundreds of people and dealing with thousands of strangers.”
“It very much changed once the paycheck started rolling in and they saw my skills and just me, like, personally develop and grow.”
“I definitely recommend giving the opportunity a chance because you will change for the better.”
The interview
Can you introduce yourself and explain how Vector helped your studies?
My name is Anree Bogart, and I'm coming in from Hilo, Hawaii. I'm a communication major, so Vector definitely helped build those skills. My public speaking got a lot better. Speaking in front of strangers is a lot easier now, and I'm a lot more confident doing that.
What was your work situation before joining Vector Marketing?
I was just helping pay my way through college. I was working at a baseball stadium in San Diego called Petco Park, but I just kinda wanted something that paid a little bit better, and Vector offered that—a job that was gonna pay better and be flexible around my school and the men's soccer team.
How did you first hear about the company and what was the application process like?
I found the letter in the mail, and from there is where I applied. In regards to the mailer itself, I wasn't too sure what it was at first, but it was very simple. It was just like email, set up a time for an interview, and I said 'sounds good to me.'
Did you face any skepticism from people you know about taking this job?
I definitely got some negative feedback—still do, to be honest, from friends and family occasionally. It very much changed once the paycheck started rolling in and they saw my skills and just me, like, personally develop and grow.
Do you have a favorite customer story from your time in sales?
In my second summer during a big sales competition, I had a customer I prejudged and didn't think was going to get anything. I did the presentation exactly how I was taught, and they bought a lot more than I thought. We now have a good relationship where we talk every couple months, and they even give me to-go boxes of food when I visit San Diego.
What surprised you most about the culture at Vector Marketing?
The positivity really surprised me, where your manager and those around you really want to help you hit your goals. It was nice to have these random strangers be like, 'yeah, we want you to hit your goals just as much as you do,' and they genuinely did.
Why would you recommend this opportunity to others?
The main reason is your personal development. It doesn't matter how long you do it for—two weeks, two months, or two years—you're going to feel a change. You'll become more comfortable talking to strangers, and see your communication and time management skills grow.
Frequently asked
Is Vector Marketing a legitimate opportunity despite negative feedback from friends?
Anree Bogart noted that while he received negative feedback from friends and family initially, their opinions changed once they saw his paychecks and observed his personal growth and professional skill development.
Can I balance Vector Marketing with college sports and classes?
Yes, Anree Bogart successfully balanced the role while being a member of his university's men's soccer team and a full-time communication major, citing the job's flexibility as a key benefit.
What happens if I'm introverted and don't like talking to strangers?
Anree describes himself as previously introverted, but through working with hundreds of people at Vector, he learned to make uncomfortable situations comfortable and now enjoys meeting new people.
Full transcript
About Vector Marketing

Vector Marketing
Official site: thevectorimpact.comVector Marketing is a sales organization that provides individuals, particularly students and young adults, with the opportunity to sell Cutco cutlery. They focus on helping representatives earn income while developing essential professional skills like time management and public speaking. For individuals like Anree, Vector serves as a bridge between seeking better opportunities and becoming a skilled professional with resume-building experience.
- Industry
- Direct Sales Cutlery
Topics
- entry-level sales
- student athlete
- communication skills
- flexible work
- personal development
- direct sales
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