Favoritism, lack of respect for seniority- you can be working there for years but someone who just started and you trained yourself would make the same amount as you are. Dot trust everyone, even thou they may seem cool. Observe their actions and how they treat others and how they work outside. Hours are bizarre , at first you’ll work between 10-20 hours your first couple of weeks but then BOOM 30-50 hours. You have no time to hang out with your friends unless it’s the friends from work. Plus ..you have to use your car to travel. I had put over 80,000 miles on my car since I started 2 years ago. The parents and students are a pain when it comes to entitlement, if you’re not mentally ready to get disrespected by them 40% of the time. This is not the job for you. Especially if you have a bad temper. Requires a lot of patience. You have to wear BLACK. Yup, even in the HOT BURNING sun. The uniform is all Black. A lot of labor, having to pack and unpack the equipment and then setting up, if you can’t lift more than 20lbs, don’t apply. Acrylic nails will BREAK. If you live having your nails done, there’s no point because in less than 2 weeks you will ruin them or even break them. Some photographers are in all over their head and think they’re the BEST, which in reality they’re not. They’re good. But not THE BEST. Like I said (a lot of favoritism) it boosts their egos up. Some photographers will act like they know it all, or even over step you because like I said , they believe they’re that golden star. BEING HUMBLE takes you far. Remember that. EARY MORNING SHIFTS , if you don’t like waking up at 2-3am, don’t apply. Scheduling like I said can be bizarre, but that’s mainly because Madison schedules everyone. You’ll have a coworker who has 50+ hours while you’ll probably have 25. Sometimes she’ll make last min changes between 12am-1:30am and have you look crazy when you’re coming in late to work. Very annoying.