“Good but not Great”

Pros:  “Good money, great training, fun place”

Cons:  “not much room for growth and no loyalty” – Full Review

“Growing Company with lots of potential”

Pros:  “Lots of Growth potential and opportunities”

Cons:  “Growing too fast to keep up” – Full Review

“Very fast paced and you must multi-task”

Pros:  “The benefits and the promotion aspect of the car industry. Enterprise rewards hard workers. They believe in the environment and employees.”

Cons:  “You must perform your daily tasks efficiently and be able to adapt to changes at any time. If can be nerve racking bust it does pay off in the end.” – Full Review

“Good starting job for someone looking to get into the insurance industry directly out of college.”

Pros:  “Fun People. Lots of opportunities to move up since there was a lot of turnover. Included opportunities to move into management. Products were interesting. Great…”

Cons:  “The constant turnover was good for opportunities but often would result in extra work until another person could be hired. Pressure around year end to close…” – Full Review

“Wow”

Pros:  “It is an excellent place to begin your path, opportunities abound.”

Cons:  “Work/Life balance is non-existent. Working 80 hours a week is acceptable and teams are not balanced in that regard. Constant turn over in IT department and lack…” – Full Review

“Good starter job”

Pros:  “Wencor generally allows you to take time to do creative lean-thinking type projects. Wencor will give you plenty of responsibility and thereby allow you to show your…”

Cons:  “Pay is on the lower side, even for what you'd expect in Provo, I think. But that lower pay has been generally paid off in job security under the Brent Wood era…” – Full Review

“Great benefits, not the job for me”

Pros:  “Great benefits, and I get to work from home. As a background investigator your work is in the field. You plan your own schedule, but are responsible for a high level of…”

Cons:  “Approx. $40K/year for a full time employee, and the amount of hours required to get the field work and reporting done, is grossly understated.” – Full Review