Pros
- They'll hire ANYONE. - Was working no less than a week after being hired. - Always got paid as promised. - Some nights in the hotels were fun. - If you have writer's block and need characters for a novel or screenplay, you'll find them here.
Cons
- Constantly hiring, and hiring ANYONE. Supervisors seem to always be hired from the outside. - Some of the people who have worked there for years are downright hostile and abusive. - The handheld devices you need to use to do your job are not maintained, rarely charged, more often than not outright broken. - Some of the worst and scariest driving I've ever encountered in the vans. Vehicle maintenance is questionable. - Management consists of walking around people telling you to work faster (to the point it's questionable if people are actually counting) and talking trash about other employees when they're not around (sometimes when they are). - Absolutely NO training whatsoever, and the employees with experience are too busy trying to keep up their quotas to help. - If you're on a crew that travels you'll gain 20 lbs because all anyone eats or stops at is McDonalds. - You have to watch your back at all times while working. Some of the stories I heard were crazy. I've seen people pushed while on stools, and inventory thrown at people. Some workers are clumsy and will drop stuff on you. I can see a huge lawsuit in the horizon, someone's going to end up disabled due to a crew's actions sooner than later. - Hotel rooms are always shared, sometimes with people who may be mentally unstable. - Drama, drama, drama. Did I mention there's a lot of drama with the staff? High school on the CW level.
