Pros
- "Flexible" hours (if you don't mind being socially shamed for not working 12 hours a day 6 days a week) - No work experience or skills required! - Uncapped earnings you can really take advantage of if you are a good salesperson or get lucky - Advancement opportunities if you don't mind participating in what is basically a pyramid scheme and using your sales skills to ensnare unsuspecting new hires into it (They are ultimately a part of Cydcore, a well-known MLM scam agency, and use a nested corporate structure to hide this fact from you).
Cons
- As stated above, they are a part of Cydcore and are basically a MLM sceme. They will promise you advancement opportunities and that you will eventually "own your own business" when in reality you are a middle manager for Cydcore, and they have power of attorney over your bank account. No thanks. - Daily cultish meetings at 7am where they gas up the people who worked 12 hours yesterday and shame the people who failed - Pay never came on time when I worked here. Every paycheck I earned was at least 2 days late. - Some benefits are rolled into your paycheck, while others seem to not exist at all unless you harass management for them. - You will be pressured to work 6 days a week, to work at least 8 hours in the field after your daily 2 hour morning meeting, and then to spend at least 2 more hours when you get home planning the next day. - You have to pay for your own gas and use your own car to drive around 8 hours a day so that you can deceive and annoy your prospects into just going through with your sale. - You will also be socially pressured to go drinking with your coworkers once a week, which you are required to pay for with your own money. In conclusion, unless you are an attractive woman with a lot of energy and have rich parents that pay for your car and gas, please run like hell and do not take this job. They will try really hard to sell you on the job in the interview - don't buy it. If an interviewer has to sell you on a job, you should consider why exactly it needs to be sold in the first place.