Orkin reviews

- Pressure to sell when customers don't need anything. - They charge you to work for them. - Management changes every 6 mos. Literally, all managers are always trying to move up at all times. - If you do well, all managers you like will be promoted. - When you do well, they will expect more the following year without helping you sell more. - They really don't understand new ways of doing anything. They rely on old ppl calling in so they can scam them. - It does not matter how well you do, they will fire at the drop of a hat. They do not care about their employees at all. - The company is being prepared to be sold off. It is no longer a reputable company. Its sole focus now is to pump up numbers and sell off the brand. - There is no work life balance. They will want you to work 6 days a week. Even when there are no calls to go to. They will want you to call old ppl and schedule "inspections". Inspections at this company are sales calls. It is the biggest scam out there. - The successful guys at this are liars. They prey on single women and old peoiple. They lie to make sales and when it comes to pest control, no one knows if you're telling the truth. I've seen lots of guys go into attics and straight lie to people saying they have infestations. - It's a legal ponzi scheme.

Have to pay each check to take work truck home. Pay is production so if you have been there 10 years you get paid the same as someone day 1 on a route. Recently we had a snow storm hit the area and couldn't work for a week. We weren't compensated any of those days. Instead we were asked to use our vacation days (couldn't use sick days) to get paid. So now I only have a week of vacation left for the entire year! After this, Co-workers have told me they are looking for new employment.