Pros
A tiny bit of sales training, that might be used in other fields, some small pocket change.
Cons
Worked 12 hour minimum, had to use very dangerously broken and re-repaired equipment that broke down daily, I ended up having to repair the equipment on my own if I wanted to get a job done and be paid for it the same day. Managers expect you to work outside for 10-14 hours even in the Vancouver pouring rain, without a food or bathroom break, you have to hope a homeowner pitied you enough to let you use there bathroom or feed you. The signs all say "make $100-400 per day", even when you can sell over a thousand dollars or services a day, you barely make $100. There system is rigged so you don't make enough to live on, but can't quit because for aeration you get paid daily, I worked 11 hours one day made $6, and windows you get paid weekly. Not a productive way to make money, bad for your health to work those hours with so little pay