Avantages
i really enjoyed seeing the country on the travel team, my district manager was awesome. they hooked me up with a rental car when my car broke down and for any trips i would be driving to and staying out of town for. i like not having a manger breathing down my neck.
Inconvénients
being sent to extremely dangerous stores undercover, i was removed from all of the jobs i liked and kept on the job i was threatened in after i said i couldn't' do it anymore. Minimum wage for a job like this is a complete slap in the face. it is extremely isolating not being able to talk to people in a store because you're undercover. being out of state on undercover jobs, i didn't speak to anyone other than hotel staff, people at the airport or people at fast food places. traveling and being reimbursed for food after the fact was also a struggle. one of the last jobs i had, i ended up surviving on a loaf of bread, a jar of peanut butter and 2 bananas for 3 days until my hub got paid (there was a snafu with his paycheck). they do give you up to $35 a day for food but you won't get that back until after you turn in the receipts which can sometimes be damaged or the cashier simply forgets to give you one...