Pros
-Hours are always available since they need people so bad. You can always double/triple without question. -Get paid to work out! -Easy to get hired -Lots of options for moving up in the company -Good, diverse group of co-workers -Great benefits once you get enough hours clocked
Cons
-Terrible communication all around. -Management is hit-or-miss. You can end up with someone awesome and motivating/helpful, or a bully who is unrealistic and degrading -Turnover rate is SO high, I'm surprised the company still makes money. They lose so much putting people through a background check and orientation just to have about 75% quit within a week (not exaggerating) -Sexism. It's really hard to be taken seriously as a female in this atmosphere, no matter how hard you bust your butt. -Ancient tech. I swear, the scanners we use are from the 80s and the belts break down constantly. -Their push for safety is only skin deep. Despite all the meetings and initiatives, at the end of the day, management wants efficiency and high numbers.