Pros
The only pro to working here was the discount.
Cons
Training: "Here stand at this computer and watch these video, and by watch I mean don't really watch, because they're dumb, but you have to answer the questions." - verbatim what my manager told me my first day. So, overall you don't really learn how to do anything - you only learn by doing. Working / Environment: Once you kind of learn the groove the work becomes easier, but knowing how many goals you have to met is overwhelming as the numbers made no sense and had to be memorized. Some days I felt like I did great, but didn't make any goals. Every month you have to fill out a sheet saying why you didn't made you goals and what you can do better on, I felt like a child getting in trouble with my 1st grade teacher. Overall, I feel as though I was never a part of the "family" that my manager claimed the store was. I always felt like the new girl despite watching people get hired after me,; although, most of them ended up quitting. Pay: You must meet goals to get paid well. Leaving: I left for college with the intent of coming back to the store over breaks, and I told my managers this. When I was at college, my store manager changed and I was removed from both of our work group chats without reason - not very professional.
