Pros
-Friendly staff from certain departments (Warranty, Service, Parts, Sales) -Some staff warn you about the turnover pattern they notice and the causes of it from my role
Cons
-Terrible/Condescending Management -Compensation Tricks (They start you hourly then force you to sign onto flat rate pay. This is like a pay cut(Worked hourly for 89 hours a Pay Period/flat rate compensated you for only 49 hours) because of the labor hours flat rate only allocated to you despite your hours worked! They guise it as a raise(hourly raise on flat rate) too but your take home pay is significantly reduced from hourly. -The management follows their corporate practice as quoted "switch techs over to flat rate from hourly and if they dont obtain an adequate flat rate matched closely to hours worked, they terminate them." Most employers would actually help their techs grow/develop so they can exceed their flat rate hours beyond their actually hours worked before switching them over. On top of that, their computer system would freeze making if difficult to constantly log your labor hours per job. (ie: off the clock when actually working a job due to computer inaccessibility)