Pros
You do get to talk about skiing
Cons
I had my first ever full time job here four years ago. I remember being excited about the fact I was being paid and was finally able to work in London - I was very naive to the London job market. They paid me 18k and promised commission - realistically you wont make commission in your first year or two, do not believe them when they say you will. I look back on that 18k salary and it seems virtually like slave labour, I'm now on 15k more and believe that if I had been more knowledgeable of the London job market, I wouldn't have looked twice at Interactive. I would have persevered and found a job on at least 22k, more than doable for a first job in London. Management are awful. I wasn't enjoying the job, or hitting target, but neither was anyone really. I started the job in August and I got fired a long with many others in April - the end of season. This is just standard practice. They tell you it's a permanent contract, but fail to mention that they will make more than half of the new joiners redundant at the end of the season, as work load dramatically reduces for the summer months. They get away with this because your contract will state that you must always hit target - a completely unrealistic target. I was left with one month to find a new job to pay my rent.