Pros
-Some people were fine to work with -Got to take home company car
Cons
-Was informed that I would get 40 hours/week during the interview, but was averaging 25-30 hours a week -Unpredictable schedule made for poor work life balance even while not working many hours as I never knew when and how much I would be working until the day before each work day as I had to text my supervisor every single day asking when I was needed and therefore I had to make myself available just in case I had to work in the morning or evening, making it difficult to plan my personal life around work -Along with the unpredictable schedule, there were some days where I would work for a few hours, be told to clock out and go home, then go to my 1 hour appointment later in the day, which equates to 4 commutes in a single day while only getting around 4-6 hours of work on the day, one day I came in and did literally 40 minutes of work, was told I could go home then do my 1 hour appointment later in the day- that is 4 commutes for LESS THAN 2 HOURS OF WORK -Was notified that I am not allowed to discuss wages with co workers, and while this is not uncommon in workplaces, this is still a red flag as it is conducive to wage disparity due to race, gender, etc. -One of my coworkers was interviewed for an electrician position, then notified that the electrician position was filled and was offered a lower paying installer position which the coworker accepted but it ended up that no electrician was hired and the coworker was doing electrician work due to this, classic bait and switch -It seemed that the company was not ready to hire me as there seemed to not be sufficient work for me