Pros
Terminix is good for the individual that is comfortable working outdoors and building relationships with customers. Due to Terminix's large customer base, each technician is assigned a service route, which will usually be centralized to a certain area, usually a 10-15 mile radius, so travel time between stops is USUALLY not a major issue. Main upsides to working at Terminix included use of a company vehicle, with all gas expenses paid for while working, as well as the ability to work independently and one on one with customers
Cons
The biggest challenge to be faced working with Terminix, from my experience, is the extreme lack of assistance from management while working in the field. Technicians are often left to their own resources, which was mostly due to the low number of service managers overseeing such a large base of technicians. Regardless of urgency, it was not uncommon for management to take up to two days to return a phone call.