Pros
Training. It's a great for giving experience in the industry but not good long term
Cons
Terrible corporate, all you'll hear about is selling wipers, customers are the worst haven't had such terrible interactions with customers even in my 6 years in retail. Over worked and underpaid literally. Prepare to have no life outside of work as you'll be working 6 days a week more often then not. Hours are 7 am to whenever your done, and they over route you consistently. Your raises are tied to arbitrary statistics that they just raise the bar on if your to close to hitting them. One being customers reviews. 1 bad review will require 20 perfect reviews to balance out. Others being wipers sales, how many installs you do a week, and time spent on each install. Routing is terrible it's not uncommon to be 30 minutes in between each job. Plus the traffic and the fact the vans are tracked with with geo tabs that report back if you go over the speed limit by 3mph, of you brake to hard, if you take a corner to hard, if you idle your van for more than 5 minutes, which is easy to do when your taking your mandatory 30 minute lunch break, and you don't want to have a heat stroke in the cab of your van. Overall I hate this job more than any other I've had, they're a terrible company, and when I quit I will never work for them again, or use their services just out of pure spite. Amazon gets all the press because they're employees have to pee in bottles, we'll that this job you'll crap in a home depot bucket because your over routed so badly.
