Pros
No commute cost and a service that a lot of people rely on. Summer bonus and incentives are really nice and the Picnic and Banquet was a nice gesture.
Cons
No work life balance, if you ever felt over worked and underpaid that’s how I felt everyday when I went to work. On a daily my lunch was only 15-20 minutes and I worked an average of 10 hours a day. Management never recognized individuals who provided excellent service via the feedback from customers. Office staff have no clue of the job of a Service Professional which can be very stressful at times. The turn over rate is horrible which have you working behind a lot of people who don’t care about the job. No health insurance and if you are sick you have to provide a doctor note which means a job that pay you 13.50 an hour require you to create a health care bill at an Emergency Room or pay out of the pocket to a Urgent Care. I also witnessed someone get a pronation without the position being announced as vacant, and was giving to someone who had less seniority and personality than others.
