Pros
- the commission is pretty high - if you're okay with working 70+ hours a week, under severe weather conditions, have the cops called on you, and you're also okay with lying/deceiving this is the job for you
Cons
- They frame the position as a job/summer internship to recruit more college students looking for a real internship. It's not, you sign as an independent contractor and do door-to-door sales all summer - READ THE FINE PRINT (if possible with a lawyer): the contract is designed to protect themselves from lawsuits and throw you under the bus. If you decide to quit for any reason, you will owe them $2000 (at least) for summer rent (and they force you to live in the apartments of their choosing, which I'm pretty sure they own so it's just a secondary source of revenue for them). - They'll ask you to work every day from 8AM to 9AM, and Saturdays a "half day" from 8AM to 4PM. - They teach you to lie and deceive customers. Although they won't tell you that straight up, that's how their best salesmen sell their subpar product. - They'll ask you to sell under severe weather conditions and threaten with not giving you your bonuses if you don't. - They'll also ask you to sell on NON-SOLICITING neighborhoods and keep selling even after having the cops called on you. - You have to pay for absolutely everything (iPad, data plan, car, gas, rent, etc.)