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This job is perfect for anyone who likes to work alone, loves to drive, and is looking to make some extra spending money. You need a sharp eye for details (along with a good working car and smartphone) since you will be driving around, checking on business signs and parking lot lights for outages and damage.  You also need to be good at describing the location of lights that are out, so the repair team can find it during the daytime.

This job is NOT for inexperienced drivers!  There's a lot of multi-tasking/different little steps to do in this job, so you already need to be a confident and safe driver.  You will also often need to do unusual maneuvering with your car in the dark and in unfamiliar places, especially at first.  Excellent peripheral vision/situational awareness is a must!

Do not depend heavily on this paycheck being consistent (working hours will vary depending on the route lengths and how soon it gets dark). Have another job/income source that takes care of all your necessities/budget items; this job is best for just creating extra cash that you don't really care how much it is.

While it's technically possible to work 5 nights/wk, the chances are great you will only work 3 to 4 nights/wk.  Some of this will be due to company needs; but if you're like me, your body will also limit how much you can work!  Sitting in your car for hours (3-5 hours/night) for several nights/wk will get painful if you try to do too much of it.

So, as long as you can be content with the limitations of this job, it's actually a rather interesting and enjoyable job!

The night patrollers job is very laid back, you work alone in your vehicle, driving to a specific area that’s been scheduled to you, you drive to the pinned color coded waypoints to inspect current customers, signage & lights. You only snap photos in the Servizio patrol app when you’re reporting things that need to be fixed or need attention .While checking out current customers locations you keep a eye out for potentially new customers. The position is nice if you like to drive, enjoy working nights and working alone.
We are still smaller franchise compared to others, my GM is primarily person in the company I have interacted with, and has shown appreciation for my work, and listens  to my concerns and opinions on improvements. Hardest part of the job is ensuring that your safe at all times, since you work at night and during all weather conditions. 
Only downside was in the beginning was a 4hr training with little to no information on terminology and a quick in person lesson on how to use the app, but being a quick study and paying attention to details and doing research on the terminology you get into the Grove of it. The biggest downside I’ve found is using the servizio patrol app on 2 different iPhones is theirs a lot of bugs which is frustrating & cuts into your time of doing your job. With currently no solutions of solving the issues I’ve experienced. I don’t like being an Independent Contractor working for the company I would like to be an actual employee instead but  to my understanding it varies from franchise to franchise.
Best part is I get to clock in my driveway and clock out in my driveway.

I was a team lead for day shift had a key to the warehouse which I enjoyed knowing everything that needed to be done, and having the oppurtunity to get things done. I put in alot of over time at this company but I enjoyed the job very much. I learned the processes from the begining to the end. From pulling parts needed for jobs, to recieving incoming materails, cycle counts keeping our numbers on track, to using the company trucks to deliver parts to different buildings the company owned. My boss was a great trainer taught me how to open jobs, check the issueings, to cycle counts, to closing jobs. The only downside to this job was that I felt I learned everything I needed to know. I left becuase I moved to Salt Lake City. I enjoyed working for this company very much, it was one of my favorite jobs.

Slow or fast depending on board production, machines break down all the time, lack of maintenance because few in numbers, irritated supervisors, misunderstanding people you work with, paid breaks, just another number, bad rumor wheel, management keeps changing, standards keep changing, nothing is consistent, quality and quantity always on a race. The most enjoyable part is some employees and so etching new to learn everyday, even if its another rule that doesn't follow logic. Who listens to us though? We are just workers. Take my advice and work for the experience, not the career.

I have always taken pride in providing high levels of proactive customer service however management at this company doesn’t meet this same standard.  I was given weak prospects to call on every month (typically of the same uninterested businesses).  Spending hours doing this while established customer opportunities were ignored.  This problem was often brought up however nothing was done to address it.  While I was wrestling with this I had several orders that were cancelled due to lack of timely response and negligence.  The pay structure provides a favorable wage initially however this diminishes over time and without their required diligence one will not succeed.  Eventually I found myself unable to make a sustainable income as a result.  Beware one will not be compensated for any sold order still in progress or invoices unpaid when leaving.

YESCO is a great place to work. My coworkers are supportive and friendly. The overall atmosphere of our workplace is a positive and productive one and management here is superior. It all starts from the top and you can tell from the atmosphere here that there is great well-rounded leadership in place. The hardest part of this job is helping others stay organized so that work flows in a smooth and efficient manner and the best part of this job is that there is so much variety that you never get bored and management really listens to your ideas and shows interest in what you have to say and they put action to it as well. I couldn't ask for better support. The YESCO company as a whole is very family friendly and people oriented place to work. They really care about the people who work here and it shows.

I enjoyed working at YESCO. The culture was a fair paste. Most people were friendly and hard working. The manager was understanding and flexible.  

The type of work I did at YESCO was we made signs, lights and chemicals to wash materials in an assembly line. I learned how to cut materials and also made ceiling. I had a good relationship with my supervisor. Also I was always on time and made sure my job was done accordingly. It was a fast paste job with a team of people. Everyone was nice and friendly and I really enjoyed working with everyone. 
 working outside was challenging because of the cold or hot weather at times. The most enjoyable part of my work was to install the light because it was a lot easier

What is the best part of working at the company?
Scaffolding was a learning experience 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not having the experience , once I became an employee and hands on out on the field. Everyday was like a  challenge especially being a new employee. I meet some very special people & friends and that gave me the comfortability to do my job well at the best l knew how and today l'm very grateful 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
To know always the  customer is important, safety for yourself and your coworkers 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Understanding what to perform as an employee.

This job gave me a shot coming out of the restaurant industry and has taught me a lot of good skills and allowed me to earn a better income than restaurant work with far less headache. You will be responsible for the full sales cycle including your own AR and commissions will be withheld for late payment. Management is good natured and friendly but not very helpful. Only opportunity for advancement is developing your territory which can take a very long time fighting for lots of high effort low return smaller tickets. Overall a good place to learn sales, but not much opportunity for development and day to day is monotonous. 

Yesco is a great employer! Family owned and operated for 100 years with 4th generation management and employees! There is a strong sense of family and belonging for the employees that have risen to the level YESCO requires and are proud to call YESCO their home.

Yesco is constantly seeking qualified and motivated employees to join their team. Being a long-time YESCO employee, I can attest there is room for career advancement for those who have the ability and determination to take their career to the next level. That said, YESCO is not a fit for everyone, but there is only one way to find out if you have what it takes to have a successful career at YESCO.

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