Pros
I wanted to write a review because when I was looking to apply for this job most of the reviews were very short. I have been working as an MT for 2 months now and the company is wonderful. As a full-time employee the medical and retirement benefits are amazing. The training this company provides doesn't compare to others and it is well known for that in the business world. If you are not a people person, this job is not for you. You will be dealing with a wide variety of customers daily and have to always have a smile and accommodate them to your best ability. This job allows you to be in and out of the office constantly. We pick up/drop off customers, outside a lot walking customers to the vehicles, and you will also do more than your fair share of cleaning cars. We have typical office duties as well such as answering phones, doing courtesy calls, and much more. This company also does many events and happy hours for their employees. In the two months of my employment I have gone to 2 area events one was go karting, and 2 happy hours (free drinks). It is important that you attend these events even if they occur on your day off because you get to mingle with others and a lot of higher up people. You have to build your brand with this company so that when a promotion comes up, the person hiring already knows who you are and has a relationship with you. The opportunity for growth with this company is endless, it is what you make it.
Cons
This job is exhausting, I am pretty much burnt out already. The thing that keeps me going is the job security and opportunity to make six figures rather quickly with only a bachelor's degree. The days/hours of operation depend on the branch you are placed at. The branch I work at is open 7 days a week, so we get two days off, but they are rarely consecutive days. The typical day is 11 hours and the cut off for overtime is at 60hrs a week. I haven't had a week under 58hrs yet. There is a lot to learn and you will feel very lost for the first week or two. Do not take the things customers say to you personally. Your main objective is to sell the protection products and make sure the customers are completely satisfied with the service they received. You will have bad sales days and most customers do not realize you actually have a college education so you will be treated badly at times. The best advice I can give is to have a short memory and thick skin.