Pros
If you stay long enough you can BS your resume to get a better paying job w/ less hours and quotas.
Cons
Believe the bad reviews..all the good ones are from management or recruitment. You can even see that a lot of good reviews are posted on the same day (probably during a manager meeting). The hours are long, the pay is abysmal if you aren’t making commission and their incessant need for you to drink the kool aid is annoying! Honestly I’d only recommend this job if you are completely out of work and need something quick to get you a little above minimum wage. They also lack diversity severely, and don’t know how to (or don’t care to) deal with racism or any sort of workplace abuse. So if you’re applying to Homeadvisor, know this going into the interview. They’ll hire basically anyone bc the turnover rate is ridiculous, your day will consist of just calling 100s of contractors who’ve been called multiple times before. And worse than that, the product is a scam! So it’s hard to convince them otherwise. The product literally doesn’t work and is designed to exploit the contractors. There’s currently a class action lawsuit from contractors against Homeadvisor, and when they unceremoniously closed down their original office in Golden, CO late 2019, those former employees JOINED those contractors in the lawsuit. That should be enough for you to understand the type of company this is. They will literally lie to your face everyday.
