Avantages
There are none other than the people there are nice to you and get your hopes up for success when you first start.
Inconvénients
For starters, I knew this place had to be a scam when my partner first mentioned their interview with this company. It sounded like a pyramid scheme from the get-go. They looped him in saying it was gonna be a set wage PLUS commissions. Commission. That they take out of the money that's DONATED. There are people in this company that have only been with the company for 6 months and are supposedly Directors and have their own branches already? And as soon as they feel they won't be able to manipulate their workers or that the worker isn't making enough money for them, they start purposely placing these people in areas that are notorious for low income, so that you'll hardly make anything in donations. But, hey, there's a pizza party every week! In two weeks over 10 people quit because of this behaviour. And when someone quits to find a better opportunity, they tell them "We needed to have a talk anyways, because this job isn't for you at all, you're not doing good". Not to mention, you're out there in unsafe weather every single day 5-6 days a week for over 12 hours. They don't care about the staff, and they're terrible people. This is all one giant scam and I'll be filing with the Attorney General about this company with multiple employee statements.