Pros
I was the first group after the government stopped doing traineeships, So SwiftSwitch had did something new which was known as a training period, I was in a group of 5- now I am the only one left from that group, The company was completely different from when i started. Initially SwiftSwitch was about training young people like myself who had no sales experience whatsoever and developing into salespeople. Even though my development has been slower compared to others, both managers (Adam and Ted) have each taken the time to help me as a salesperson and also help develop me into a better person/adult with a lot of time and patience, even with some struggles, faults and dips along the way. Now that its 6 months from when i started, this company has grown massively and im happy to say that i am part of the current project that is happening to help develop the company into being the best it can be. Thank you to everyone at SwiftSwitch including the other staff into developing me to become a better human and salesperson, and another thank you to the managers and directors into giving me chances and sometimes second chances into proving myself.
Cons
Very mentally challenging type of sales and the stairs are the worst. Commute is also expensive and long.