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Tower Mobility

I've had the privilege of being part of Tower WAV LLC for some time now, and I must say, it's been an exceptional journey. Tower WAV LLC offers fantastic opportunities for professional growth, supported by strong management and a delightful company culture.

One of the standout features of Tower WAV LLC is the ample opportunities it provides for professional development and advancement. From day one, I've been encouraged to take on new challenges, expand my skill set, and pursue my career goals. Whether it's through internal training programs, mentorship opportunities, or exposure to diverse projects, Tower WAV LLC truly invests in the growth and development of its employees.

The management team at Tower WAV LLC is nothing short of impressive. They are approachable, supportive, and genuinely invested in the success and well-being of their employees. I've always felt valued and heard, with managers who are receptive to feedback and proactive in addressing any concerns. Their leadership ensures clear direction, effective communication, and a positive work environment where everyone feels empowered to excel.

Tower WAV LLC boasts a welcoming and inclusive company culture that fosters collaboration, creativity, and camaraderie. From team-building activities to company-wide events, there's a strong sense of community that permeates throughout the organization. The emphasis on work-life balance is also commendable, with flexible work arrangements and initiatives to promote employee well-being.


I worked for the fleet company for 14 months just to find out that they never care about any employees. Driving for this fleet company is just a waste of time if you believe in yourself and believe you should be treated fairly. You'll be suspended for minor infractions. Supervisors don't care about your well-being or your concerns. Supervisors will listen and extend promises to help your causes but never do they follow up with you at later dates with updates about your conversation. Who's ever supposed to keep vehicles up to date with insurance/registration is not effective. Vehicles lapse and drivers are left with loss of pay. One day to the next brings you with random changes. I highly do not recommend tower mobility as a place of employment Negative Aspects:
Pay and Tips: Several reviewers report that pay, particularly tips, is not as high as expected. 
Micromanagement: Some drivers mention being micromanaged, especially through in-dash cameras. 
Communication Issues: Poor communication when things go wrong is mentioned as a concern. 
Turnover Rate: High turnover among co-workers is noted, which can make it difficult to build relationships. 
Unpredictable Trips: The unpredictable locations of trips can be a challenge for some drivers. 
Overall:
Tower Mobility seems to offer a mixed experience. While the company culture and opportunities for advancement are praised by some, others point out significant issues with pay, communication, and management practices. Potential employees should weigh these factors carefully before accepting a position. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Fast money. But very poor management. From what I witnessed.  The good thing about working with them is that they leave you alone. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
No stress at all for me.  The vehicles are in real good shape. But the communication is very poor. One doesn’t know how good or bad one is doing on a daily basis. Until they suspend you for something. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Poor. Due to the lack of support. That  is what is missing  at this company. Outside of that picking rides on the uber ap was a delight. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
4 am start and getting a Tesla vehicle. signing in to get paid. Checking the car in the pitch black. Using the fleet eo ap. Than  I was on my own looking for rides on the uber  ap. Then signing out at 130 pm. Simple.

They are, indeed, one of the worst companies I've ever worked for—unorganized, poorly managed, unreachable, and very rude. Their structure changes on the fly without notifying employees, sometimes every week. They expect you to drive for 7 hours but can't solve their shuttle issues. They make you park far away from where you're supposed to clock in, pick up the car, and the shuttle only comes every 45 minutes. You're not even allowed to use the bathroom while on your shift. They make excuses, claiming to be a "startup" company, but they don't come off as serious. They don't take accountability for their ineptitude, and they’ll keep you on the red so that they won’t give you any more shifts because they’ve hired too many drivers. Do not work for them.


You are required to meet certain dress code and performance quotas but they fail as a Fleet operations co to provide a properly managed and clean work place. The Toilets (portable outhouses) are always nasty! The Driver management has little to no authority to handle issues to assist Drivers. You never get a clean car to start your shift! They will write you up if you take it to a car wash. Even when they are washing the cars they are still nasty. You are surveyed while working, which is not bad. There is no information on or at the job on who to or how to escalate any driver complaints. Bottom line is on-site bathrooms are nasty, outhouses. Cars are not clean inside ir out. Management is always in disorganized. 

Don't work here unless you like conflicting information from managers, moving goalposts to measure success, and being replaceable despite a fantastic record. Management was a revolving door as well. No one ever has any answers or knows when new policies are going to be implemented. You can also get in trouble retroactively despite it not being an issue previously. The other drivers are fine, some of the supervisors can be nice but you'll never feel secure in your job because new policies may or may not be implemented at the drop of a hat. Or your shift could be changed without your consent. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Company utilizes as much tech possible to manage all aspects of the company.  The brothers that run the operations are good people, however the owners that are brothers are meh with a strong sense of misogyny, idealist and yell quite a bit.  But employees do not have to experience their temper tantrums.  The brothers that run the operations are invested in the company and in the employees and are always looking to make it a better work place.  Really enjoyed working under their management.  

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
lots of meetings and unrealistic deadlines.

Driving safely and being helpful to wheelchair passengers. 
I learned to keep calm in stressful traffic and an occasional unfriendly passenger. 
Management was always helpful to me. 
The workplace culture was usually friendly, though the company hires anyone with a clear background. 
The hardest part of the job was the unpredictable locations of the trips, and not having a van in the morning- even when I arrived earlier than my shift start.

To succeed in this company, you'll need integrity, a strong sense of structure, a passion for driving, and a friendly personality. If you love earning hourly pay plus tips, this could be the perfect fit for you. If your experience with rideshare services like Uber and Lyft hasn't been as profitable as you'd hoped, consider this opportunity. The team here is friendly, supportive, and respectful, and I truly enjoy working here. It's challenging to obtain the correct contact phone numbers and emails for attendance or emergencies.

A typical day at work involves sometimes waiting for a vehicle because  There are none available. This doesn't occur every day.  I've learned to be a more alert and conscious driver. The workplace culture is not cohesive. There are some nice co-workers there but there are some  that don't have any people skills and are very rough around the edges. 
The most difficult part is having to deal with the constant monitoring of the dash cam. The best thing about the job is you meet new people all the time and engage in good intelligent conversation 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Driver 5589 salaries reported	$23.25 per hour
Operator 6 salaries reported	$5,000 per month
Operations coordinator 20 salaries reported	$21.05 per hour
Associate 16 salaries reported	$20.63 per hour
Car wash attendant 13 salaries reported	$20.38 per hour

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