~A low-end minimum wage job in disguise~
Pros
-They will train you to be able to repair any type of device that you can think of. -No experience needed.. they will literally take an immigrant without citizenship. - A great job if your goal is land a position at a better paying, more professional device repair company but the goal company will not hire you without experience. (On the other hand..do not be fooled. Consumer electronics repair is literally bottom barrel, fast food of the tech industry. If you are trying to work your way up to a big techy job like IT, You will just waste time working here. )
Cons
-Practically start you off at minimum wage(a few cents above so they aren't "lying" to you when they tell you that the rate is above minimum wage. ) -in 2 years of work I got a $.50 cents raise, but was promised many raises throughout my employment while never receiving them. -job-training is not paid as advertised, they make you do it at home off the clock. -If you break a device on accident(even though you weren't taught to properly handle the problem in question) you are made to pay for the new device from your paycheck. Training is at least 100 different read-a- training-article--and-then-answer-questions tests for every device that takes you at least 3 weeks of work. The tests teach you barely any of what you need to know!
