“Travel COTA”

Pros:  “Great communication. I get a ph call or text message or both at least once a wk from my recruiter and sometimes on the weekends just to see how the wk went. They also work…”

Cons:  “No vision incurrence plan and maybe pay higher wages but other then that no real cons so far to speak of.” – Full Review

“A challenge but rewarding”

Pros:  “Competitive compensation, generally positive environment. A lot of activity and possibility for advancement.”

Cons:  “Occasionally there is a lack of consistent direction. Some leaders are difficult to get through to unless you can propose something as if it was their idea.” – Full Review

“All in all not a bad place to work”

Pros:  “Good pay, management was decent, but confusing with constant changes”

Cons:  “Management may have been a little too not involved at times.” – Full Review

“Great people and teams, executive management needs work.”

Pros:  “Teams work well together. Great people locally.”

Cons:  “Not competitive in salary or bonus plans.” – Full Review

“Fantastic Job for a College Student!”

Pros:  “Fantastic training Great management teams RESPECT! Easy job that teaches you people skills Driving the newest models of popular cars (i.e. Mustangs, Camaros, Suburbans…”

Cons:  “You will have the occasional unreasonable customer. Can only work a MAXIMUM of 25 hours a week. Some shifts can be very long (7:30AM-6:00PM)” – Full Review

“Great company with great opportunity for advancement!”

Pros:  “Great opportunity for advancement. Flexible hours. Fast paced environment. Great recognition for great people.”

Cons:  “"Do more with less" seems to be a constant trend. Minimum wage for starting pay. Raises are not the greatest. New associates are only offered part-time hours…” – Full Review

“Smart, passionate people who are making the world a better place”

Pros:  “SolarCity is the "Google" of the clean energy industry, known for hiring the best in the business, who are passionate, hard-working, and innovative. This is a place where…”

Cons:  “Not for the feint of heart. There is no "dead wood" here and because of our pace and rapid growth, change is the only constant. But if you are flexible and good…” – Full Review