Pros
Only two good reasons do exist. The first, I am employed, the second, they offer a decent benefits package. That's it.
Cons
We work 13 hour days in 100 degrees, with no breaks and no guarantee of pay. Our entire route's commission is affected by corporate buying out other companies who's customers cancel. When we express concern or complain about the scheduling system which often squeeze 6 stops into a 2 hour period in three different zip codes with no allowance for drive time, we are told to just make it work. We're also reminded of the current economy and how many people are in line for our jobs. There is absolutely no management support, they just say it's out of their hands. We are treated poorly by the CSRs and have no recourse, there are no consequences for techs who cut corners and no reward for those with ethics who do a good job. I expect a mass exodus come Fall.
