Pros
Easy to get hired, all you have to do is Cheat on their Assessment test.
Cons
Oh where do I start? The Pay? Wow $10.50 an hour and their commission structure is Trash, all because the owners are Korean and good with saving money and not paying their employees proper wages. Lied to during orientation. They say you can move up but all the managers are quitting because the pay sucks, and the stress levels are extremely high for what they do. Remember it's T-Mobile it's not AT&T or Verizon. They say your full-time 40 hours but you get less because they don't want you to go over. They close at 8 o'clock but lock the doors 10 minutes after closing. You don't get out the store until about 930, 10 o'clock due to cleaning, and inventory counts on a sheet that has expired phones so the work is much longer and harder. They are too cheap to hire a cleaning company so they expect you to clean everything in the stores from mopping sweeping to cleaning the bathroom. Their training is a joke. They hype it up and they don't tell you you're a janitor until you are in the stores. They're tracking system for your commission is a joke. You have to manually type it in or else you don't get paid. Everybody complains but still continue to work there. You are monitored via Camera so if you pick your nose, your manager gets a text message with the screenshot, Beyond micromanaging. Stick with corporate if you're really trying to make money. No future with this company.
