They advertise this role like it’s some kind of sales position, but let’s be real, you’re a shelf stocker doing brutal physical labor. The benefits are okay and mileage reimbursement exists, but the pay structure is misleading. You’re hired for 40 hours but expected to work 10 plus hour days regularly. When you break it down, the pay doesn’t match the workload at all. Health benefits don’t make up for the strain on your body. Turnover is high for a reason. If you’re entry level and just need something steady, maybe it works. If you’ve got experience, it feels degrading fast.