-you start out with a week of paid training, once there you will do extremely long hours at their home office where they will breeze over important information, but drill into you tailing procedures. Once home, you'll get set up with a case manager that will go directly opposite of what you were trained.
-your expense reporting will get looked over by the meanest, and most pass aggressive woman, who will nickel and dime you to death, to the point that you'll just stop including expenses for equipment and vehicle upkeep just avoid having to deal with her.
-your working hours don't stop after your cases is done for the day, after sitting in your car for 10-12 hours, you'll then be expected to go home and write out a report that has one of the worst formats I have ever had the unfortunate privilege of having to write. You'll then send it off to your case manager, who will then pick it apart and resend it to you because again, he wants you to do it in a different way than what you were trained to do at the corporate office.
-in some cases, they'll have you set up surveillance so far away from the subjects house that there's no way of observing them, and if you push back, they'll ask you to try and trespass or endanger yourself for results
In all, this company does a passable job in the initial training, but once you're home, all bets are off if your manager is a nightmare, and if they'll give you decent hours.
