There is quite a bit of cons:
Of course, you will be working on minimum wage, which if you don't have too many bills, it's honestly not too bad.
STAGING IS A NIGHTMARE!! None of the managers for staging are communicating with one another, you are dumped into a group of individuals who have already begun staging and on top of the daily tasks and meetings that lead you no where they expect you to still do some self-learning. If you do not show up to those meeting and do the busy work tasks, they will count you as absent which I am assuming comes out of your pay.
Another con is the process of moving. I am not sure if this is just what happened to my cohort, but we received a month in advanced knowledge of the fact that we will be relocating for a client. A MONTH. How many people have their own apartment leases that they need to get out of? How many people have to figure out a means to obtaining an apartment where you are required to show 3x the rent, but only making minimum wage - delusional. On top of that we never received any updates on the start date until the very last minute, and when we did receive an update it was either "We're looking to start you guys this week of []". There was never a set in stone date, just a bunch of games.
I honestly cannot wait to get out of my contract. I have been looking on indeed DAILY for job opportunities, because this has been such a nightmare.
