To this day, they are still lying to newly hired technicians. You are expected to travel 3 out of 4 weeks of the month. Depending where you live, it could be constantly away those 3 weeks. Don’t let them tell you otherwise. You also will be expected to travel on your weekend/days off. They overwork and drive their technicians into the ground. Often with unnecessary switching of shift times, high demand of output despite weather, call outs, etc. and unreasonable working environments constantly. Extreme heat in summers and cold NY winters are just a taste of what you can expect to be working in. Be prepared for last minute changes to where you work, putting excessive miles on your personal vehicle, and having your work critiqued by people who have nothing better to do than fail for simple things. If you do leave, they won’t pay out all earned PTO and final expenses that you occur on last weeks of work.