It was awful. I quit after three and a half weeks. They tell you on day one that the incentive system is stacked against you and they openly laugh about how this place is a revolving door. (Turnover rate) Full of those classic boomers hacking their lungs out after smoking another cigarette in the wearhouse right next to you while you're learning how to do the job. Going on and on about nonsense. They make you wear steel toe boots and a visibility vest to sit in an office room on a painfully slow computer for nine hours a day for a week while you do remote classes. The boots and vest are required. To sit in an office. Using a computer. While the instructor is at home. A couple days we sat in that room for FIVE HOURS doing NOTHING because the first class didn't start until 1pm. I don't know if nobody realized or nobody cared. The headphones were painful to wear. The job equipment was all cheap and often annoying to use but you know it could all be better. They tried to make me drive a truck that had almost bald tires. They tried to tell me they were fine and I have to drive it. I had to basically yell and say NO I'm not driving it. I was a mechanic for 10 years, I know when tires are unsafe. What a nightmare