Pros
The bosses really care about you and always ask what they can do for you to make sure you are doing okay. They encourage you to be open about any feelings you are having personal or professional. They also love growth in the company and encourage you to move up in the company, and are happy when you want to. Everyone in your district is also very wiling and able to give you a hand and help you in any way they can. The job itself is also very interesting, encompassing a lot of different tasks that you have to perform, and there is always something to do, and there are hardly any days where you are bored or you looking for something to do.
Cons
One small downside is that you do have to work 8 hour days on Saturday, which is a little vexing, but not too bad. But the main downside of working at Extra Space is the compensation. Sometimes when the days are long and you have 100 things to do while trying to rent to customer's, it does feel like we are inadequately compensated. For instance, I have to pay a lot of different bills every month. I just graduated college and am paying a student loan payment: I pay rent to my brother every month, I have a huge credit card bill, I pay for my phone, car insurance, utilities, etc. Some weeks I am barely squeaking by, and I am not able to put any money away for savings most weeks. For example, If I get into a car wreck, I'll be in a lot of trouble, because I have no way of paying for another car, unless I accrue more debt, which I don't want to do. I know my situation could be a lot worse and I'm not looking for pity, only being transparent. Also I am aware I'm still pretty new to the company. I'm only saying if I got paid just a few more dollars an hour it would save me a lot of worry.