Enterprise Mobility reviews

Lots of these reviews I know have been written by the management so do not weight heavily on the good ones if you're thinking of applying Many graduates find themselves trapped here, unable to leave as it would look bad on your CV so finish the scheme so they haven't 'quit' You will be working selling excess waiver, driving cars, picking up customers and that is it- It is NOT a graduate scheme. You do not learn anything and you don't even need a degree to apply! No concern for female safety, often late night drives alone or someone from the car valet team, nothing done if you feel uncomfortable Sometimes you will be working 70+ hour weeks and expected to do this, you will DEFINITELY have to work on the weekends, sometimes both days. Your annual salary is minimal. You will get paid p/hour more working a minimum wage job than the graduate scheme. Holidays and AL are hard to book off Poor HR department - Not concerned about employee wellbeing Cannot recommend strongly enough not to apply

This job is exhausting, I am pretty much burnt out already. The thing that keeps me going is the job security and opportunity to make six figures rather quickly with only a bachelor's degree. The days/hours of operation depend on the branch you are placed at. The branch I work at is open 7 days a week, so we get two days off, but they are rarely consecutive days. The typical day is 11 hours and the cut off for overtime is at 60hrs a week. I haven't had a week under 58hrs yet. There is a lot to learn and you will feel very lost for the first week or two. Do not take the things customers say to you personally. Your main objective is to sell the protection products and make sure the customers are completely satisfied with the service they received. You will have bad sales days and most customers do not realize you actually have a college education so you will be treated badly at times. The best advice I can give is to have a short memory and thick skin.