Pros
Pay, benefits, employees at the stores and other regional managers. Training stores were well prepared for new trainees which was great.
Cons
I had high hopes when I started with this company. The training program is 4 months which was nice. I accepted that I would be away from my family for 5 days a week in order the learn the business. I really enjoyed going through each role all the way from front desk to store manager. Integrity, accountability, and trust are very important qualities in upper management, it is lacking in this instance. My training was stopped short and I was expected to know the ins and outs of my role in three months. I was thrown under the bus for an employee matter that was to be handled by upper management. Micro-managed to the extreme, example is calling every time I entered and left a store. Phone conversations where I was belittled, cursed at, and called names. Every store visit was demoralizing, no coaching and working collaboratively to fix the problems. I’ve been in this industry for 30 years and this has been the worst experience in my career.