Enterprise Mobility reviews

LONG HOURS!!!!!!! the minimum you will work is 48hrs/week. your average pay check will be 1200+/- and after putting in 100hrs in a pay period is it really worth it? every monday you are in the office at 6:15 cleaning cars ...every day you are cleaning cars in a suit (for males) going on pick ups miles away to get customers who just complain. you work 9-11hrs everyday but saturday, which is about 5 hours. there is no work life balance because when you get home at about 630-7 youre dead tired and only have about 3 hours to do something fun until you have to get a full night sleep. BENEFITS. the benefits are super the bare minimum compared to any other company. they only match 3% and for your first year you have to work a full month to earn one day off. after 1 yr you get 17 days and can only carry over 5 for each year. there is no pension. Customers, enterprise is a service/sales business and the repeated customer types you will deal with can weigh you down. Body shops, the motto is to always please your business partners so it means bending over backwards to make sure theyre happy even if you dont have the resources too. Promotions, enterprise is a SALES JOB so if you are not a outstanding top preformer you will get over looked, even if you are qualifying and just average, the position will always go to the better seller. there are a lot of hidden politics in this job as well. so they emphasize that you have to get people to like you and upper management forms favorites early.

You are chained to your computer and desk the entire time for an 8 hour shift with 2 beaks and a lunch hour, booking reservations and or begging for the caller to reserve a vehicle! The calls come in back to back to back to back to back with no time in between the calls to even take a sip of water, cough or sneeze if you needed to! You are thrown on the calls in the middle of training and those first days on the phone can be a train wreck, and feels like all the training received was for nothing. It is ridiculous, because as soon as you end one call, which you are told to end before the caller does, or this will be counted against you, the next caller is in your ear. Once the caller is in your ear, you NEED to be inputting the information in the systems, (hence STUCK at your computer). You can't take a breather to stretch your arms, legs or even yarn! To some people, this type of back to back calling may be OK. However, in my opinion, there really should be some break in between calls, if only a 10 second break in between the calls. I also noticed that even though the calls came back to back, it didn't make the time go any quicker throughout the day for me, it was 8 long hours of back to back calls with no break in between calls, NONE! It was to a point where I looked forward to team meetings and or one on one coaching sessions with the manager, outside of my scheduled breaks and lunch hour. Even though it is a work from home position, being chained to your desk and computer with no breathing room in between the calls could make it a not so pleasant experience, (it made it unpleasant for me). If you do not mind being STUCK at your desk and STUCK on the phone, with no opportunity to take a sip of water, stretch, yarn, cough or sneeze in between calls, then this may be the work from home position for you.