Pros
If you work at a busy store of live in Indiana where the cost of living is lower then you may be paid a living wage.
Cons
This job is presented to you as if it will be a career, where you will be able to move up within the company given hard work and dedication. You are sent to training for a few days in Marion, In. and then begin life as a sales rep which entails long hours of sitting in a retail location with no security. Pay is very low, even for managers which is about as high up as one can go in this company without moving to Marion, In. Store reps are paid $5 an hour and a low commission percentage and told that by selling certain products they can receive monthly bonuses. Problem is, the goals for the bonuses are set ridiculously high so you cannot hit them.The only people that I saw make money were people that worked in very high volume stores or people who cheated the system and inflated their numbers to make it appear that they were selling more. Many customers treat you very rudely and you are forced to put a smile on your face and accept it. Many managers are lazy and are only there to complete their 40 hours a week and then go home. Training is minimal after your initial training. Benefits are very expensive unless you are single. when all is said and done after two weeks of 85 hours worked helping angry customers, maintaining the store, etc you will see that after taxes your check is 9 or 10 dollars an hour and its not worth any of it.