Pros
The job itself is a lot of fun. You work in the office and on the property. Getting rentals, cleaning units, calling delinquents, cutting locks, scrubbing floors, dusting, cleaning windows. The open hours are great, 9:30 to 6.
Cons
You will get 2 days off a week as extra space will not pay overtime, but it's actually extra space illegal to have 2 days off together consistently. You have district team leads or DTL's that are supposed to be there to support you in the stores but that does not happen. They are training new hires. As an assistant they will try to have you travel all over the district, some stores being over 20 miles from your home store. You have to have a vehicle as you take the money to the bank. District managers are almost unreachable, and with corporate talk you to death when you ask for assistance. raises are 3% but if you have been there less than 365 days it's a 1%. If you ask about promotions they will say you need to work on yourself first, every time. There is not much of a difference of pay between manager and assistant, maybe 50 cents but bigger portion of monthly bonus. That monthly bonus is $11 per rental split between everyone who had clocked in at the store for the month.