Pros
You don't have to work nights and you get some insurance. That's it.
Cons
Working at Public Storage is one of the worst jobs I have had. You will often work single staffed at properties with over 1000 tenants renting. The properties are poorly maintained and when issues like floods, leaks, rodents, wall repairs happen they take forever to fix. It can take months or even years to get lights fixed at properties. One property it took over a year to get lights fixed on a floor of a building with entire hallways of lights out where people were renting. This company is unethical and makes you scam customers into buying overpriced merchandise and worthless insurance when renting units to them. While working you will get complaints from customers multiple times a week or even daily. You will have people screaming at you and threatening physical harm upon you. Oh and about the selling... You get no commission for selling and you start off at minimum wage with no raises ever. There is no promotion to a district manager from within you must apply for it from outside the company which is bad. So you can never ever advance to a district manager from within the company. A property manager is the highest you can be promoted to. You also must work weekends no matter what. Everything on the property from cleaning, reading legal documents to customers, doing bank deposits, dealing with every customer that needs help, doing lock checks where you have to check every unit on the property must be done single staffed by yourself. Overall, Public Storage is an awful company that treats employees and customers poorly. My only good things I can say are that you don't have to work nights, you get some insurance and that's about it as far as working for this company.
