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Security Guard Reviews
What is it like working as a Security Guard?
January 2016
It's a job, but........
Security Guard:
Pros: It is good for getting a job or a paycheck if you need one.
Cons: They are cheap and do not stick up for their own employees.
December 2015
Good.
Security Guard:
Pros: Meet people help people keep people safe better on my body than welding.
Cons: Night shifts.
November 2015
Managers.
Security Guard:
Lots of bad managers within the FM group.
November 2015
The company needs to do what they say they are going to do a.
Security Guard:
Be sure the employer dose what they promise, as far as your getting around the job site while on your tour of duty.
November 2015
Follow up on job performance.
Security Guard:
Keep track of pay rate on various accounts and length of contract at site.
September 2015
Security.
Security Guard:
Pros: Fun enviroment great commrads.
Cons: No raises poor corperate workers.
September 2015
FULL TIME.
Security Guard:
Pros: GREAT CO-WORKERS, FLEXABLE HOURS, MAINLY INSIDE WORK.
Cons: NO PAY INCREASE IN FOUR YEARS, NO BENIFITS.
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