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Trutech Wildlife Service

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NO.... Just no - Service Manager Trutech Wildlife Service Employee Review

2.0
Jun 20, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Technicians get to work outside and get some exercise

Cons

As a route tech, most of your work includes just spraying deterrent and filing rodent bait stations. As an exclusion tech, a large part of your job is sealing up openings on house. This includes being exposed to the elements on the roofs of house four potentially hours at a time. If you work in a successful district, you have no work life balance. It's work work work. Does not pay enough to make a living unless your in sales or upper management. If you're in sales, you're selling services for A LOT and many people don't want to pay that much. The company has a minimum amount for service and when people don't want to pay for it because it is expensive, the company tells you to just really sell the value of the service.

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Trutech Wildlife Service Response
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We are very sorry to hear that you are dissatisfied with your experience at Trutech. We value the feedback of current employees and we would love to your thoughts on how we can enhance the employee experience for everyone. Please send any information or ideas you would like to provide to wildlife_recruiting@rollins.com.

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