Pros
You can earn your mortgage license as well as gaining sales, insurance, and loan experience. You will also earn call center experience.
Cons
Where to begin? The pay that they show you on paper is nothing compared to what you will get. You will not be able to keep this paper because they know that it is evidence that can be sent to federal labor agencies. The actual pay is about $450 a week after taxes. You will work almost 50 hours a week every single week. After the forty hours a week, then you will be paid for every two hours worked rather than time and a half like a normal job. No way to just work 40 hours a week. If you must work here then choose a very small store. Hardly ever any weekends off. No life at all.The management is the major issue however. If you have a good manager then I would advise you to stay with the company for no longer than six months. When you get that license run run run. They have nothing more to offer you after that. What you learn in that amount of time should be enough to get a good job somewhere else. If you have a bad manager, then you will be belittled and they will make the work environment impossible. The bad manager frowns on having to actually train you and will be annoyed when questions are asked. They may put you in dangerous situations that can cost you your safety but they are not worried because it is not them. You may get cursed by the customers but as long as you are kind then it will not happen alot.
