5.0
28 Mar 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
Short conversation with the employees; and when they are distressing, no comforting.
Cons
Employees gets feisty when red-carded, but do yor job right You'll be GREAT
BARS program Reviews
4.7
100% would recommend to a friend
David Gaudet
100% approve of CEO
75% positive business outlook
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9 reviews
28 Mar 2018
5.0
14 Aug 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
I do a few cities in my area once a month. Easy money for a few hours of driving around to stores, restaurants, theaters, etc. walk in and buy tabacco or alcohol which e er your directed on your sheet. If they card you the correct way hand them a green card. If the don't card you or they do not check it the right way hand them a red card. Get their name and sometimes the manager and the time and put it in the website when your done. I usually make around $120 after taxes for less than 4 hours of my time. If you have a chance to do this program do it, its worth it and kinda fun!
Cons
Directions are always off from management, use google maps it will save you time.
5.0
16 Apr 2015
Fun, exciting, and easy!
Current employee, less than 1 year
Temecula, CA
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
Pay is $15/hour. You must be 21-25 years old to work as a checker. You drive around to various restaurants, gas stations, grocery and convenience stores to perform compliance checks. Specific and easy to follow instructions and procedures are given for each location you go to. You can set your own schedule. Great way to earn extra cash or supplement your income.
Cons
Checkers can only work a location for 1-2 months with 1-2 month breaks in between. Number of rounds a month vary. Gas used during your rounds are not rembursed making the use of a fuel efficient vehicle a must. Rounds( list of locations) must be completed in order, after 12:00PM the same day in order to account for the hours worked. Written directions are given, although the use of a GPS will help during your travels. Distance of rounds can exceed 100 miles, so cost of gas, your vehicles MPG & hours worked must be considered before deciding if it's worth it for you. Example: I worked 4.5 hours, made $67.50, traveled 100 miles with a 24MPG vehicle, used 4.16 gallons at $2.99/gal. Leaving me at about $55. That's $12.22 an hour!... before taxes. =D
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