U-Haul

I got advanced into the General Manager position which at first I was unsure if it was something I wanted to do because I heard both pro's and cons. With the position it's all about the team you build and as long as you have a good team under you the store will be successful. The MCP's don't appreciate how much you dedicate yourself to the company all they care is that you bonus so that they bonus. They will also stab you in the back quicker than you can imagine when you haven't done anything wrong so watch out.

Not enough hours and too cold of an environment. But a very friendly environment to work in. Boss was very friendly and courteous towards me. Also, paid a very good salary to me.

Uhaul is a good place to work if you are ft but would still need a second job to be able to sustain

Enjoyed the time that I had at this company. Unfortunately the general manager stepped down and they filled the position with an inadequate unpredictable individual who took it upon himself to destroy the entire experience of working with this company. If only the corporate individual's understood what was going on at this location they would fire him immediately.

Loved working with my associates. Very clean and respectful of customers. Also worked as the storage manager.

Received virtual training and certificates before working. It was a good job renting out trucks and trailers.

I worked their part time and I loved it but needed something full time, If I could have worked their full time I would have stayed

Got hired at u haul as an FMT (Facility Maintenance Technician) started at 14 dollars an hour and my skills as an IT professional got me the job as well as a promise of getting an IT position after a few months if I could fix many of the current issues no one in the south Texas region could figure out. A CSS (Computer support specialist), which is a high salary position which I learned quickly because of my IT background. I learned every system they used and could troubleshoot all components of their self storage facilities, computer systems, camera systems, security systems and was on paper an FMT but doing CSS work for a year fixed site crippling issues daily also upgraded all sites to Cisco meraki systems, I was told a new CSS position would be created for me as I had proved I was more than capable. I got used and then when I thought I was getting promoted I was fired with no reasoning during covid lockdown later found they just didn’t want to pay me salary.