Pros
I met a handful of great people and I learned exactly what not to do in sales and how not to treat customers - at Power you will be taught high pressure sales and how to lie to customers, but you will be told that you don't lie to the customers although after a few months of working there you will learn for yourself the complete lies you're being fed and feeding customers; it also gave me a much better ability to identify lies and embellishment because the managers you will have at this company are constantly feeding you nonsense to continually sell the "dream" that doesn't exist.
Cons
You will work six days a week and work late into the night wasting your time and the homeowners' time trying to pressure them to buy overpriced home remodeling items; you will sit in traffic and waste money on gas and insanely high priced car insurance required by Power - you get no base and the commission is good, but that's because Power knows that is the only way for them to even get salespeople because every other aspect of the job is awful.