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A good job for high school studets or people between jobs
SIGN SPINNER (Former Employee) - Arlington, VA - 2 March 2016
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The most useful review selected by IndeedI would go out to multiple locations in the D.C. metropolitan area and would advertise for local businesses buy standing on street corners and performing tricks with a six foot sign.
It was and outdoor job so being able to work though different seasons and weather conditions would be difficult. Wind in rain in particular were a detriment to the capability of performing tricks. Although, it was enjoyable to go out to different areas across Maryland and Virginia and see what was out there. People would regularly cheer as well which made performing all the more entertaining.
There was a large chain of people I worked through, all of whom I had a good relationship. I was paid on time and was praised for my abilities and my clean slate in terms of the companies I advertised for.
I was driven to the locations by multiple different people and while some rides I were quiet and I would likely nap, other times we would have enjoyable conversations about our lives in the free time we had.
My main issue was a somewhat unfair attitude I received from my main manager. While I had no personal issue with him I found it difficult to receive bonuses compared to others who I knew to be quite lazy on the job. Overall, though that was not what made me quit but rather another job taking up so much of my time that I could not work both simultaneously.
Pros
Friendly; good pay for hours worked; good exercise
Cons
Lazy coworkers; bad weather
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Lousy work culture
Sign Spinner (Current Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - 10 June 2023
Long days in the sun with 1 short break. The workplace culture is, at times, toxic. Schedules change without notice. Depending on where you live you have long drives.
Pros
Lunch is paid. Not really dealing with people.
Cons
Out in the heat. Short breaks. Management leaves a LOT to be desired.
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The highest-paying workout you can do
Advertising Specialist (Current Employee) - Anywhere - 18 August 2020
The typical work day is 4-6 hours and consists of dispatch to the client's location, positioning near their location and guiding potential customers with a large sign, using a broad repertoire of flashy, gimmicky maneuvers to attract as much attention as possible.
Pros
Travel opportunities, ample breaks
Cons
Very "entry-level" position, no health benefits
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Good place to work, many different kinds of people
Sign Spinner (Current Employee) - Baltimore, MD - 10 February 2020
AArrow is very inclusive with hiring and interviewing their employees. They also have great trainers, so very little experience is required to get the job, just good work ethic!
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Great job
Assistant Store Manager (Current Employee) - Hayward, CA - 2 February 2020
Aarrow has always been a great opportunity with the flexibility i needed the job is simple,fun and very diverse before even getting into thw job itself I'd do some research and try to get a feel of the environment
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Very easy place to work for.
AARROW Sign Spinner (Current Employee) - Atlanta, GA - 27 September 2019
The company and the managers find clients and tell you where to spin on a certain day. They train you to entertain and get attention from passing cars. You can dance with your music or make a routine, or you can just do tricks the whole time. Will work for someone that likes to be alone and outside.
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good job for college students and high school graduates
Sales Manager (Former Employee) - Raleigh, NC - 10 September 2019
a good job for college students and high school graduates. also a good place to work if you love to travel. kept me physically fit and mentally sharp. learned lots of social skills.
Pros
met like minded people and made alot of friends
Cons
outside, physically exerting
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ok place
Market Sales Manager (Former Employee) - Austin, TX - 22 May 2019
ok place to work for. pay could be better. the job is felony friendly. part time work at its best. not much room for advancement. outdoor work. pay is low..
Pros
culture
Cons
poor leadership
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The management was not very organized
Sign Spinner (Former Employee) - Las Vegas, NV - 12 May 2019
I really enjoyed the time at this job because it was fairly easy. The hardest thing about this job was being outside in the summer. The management was not very organized. I would get the schedule for the week and everyone would have hours and throughout the week the schedule would change for no apparent reason.
Pros
30 minute breaks
Cons
Had to pay for your lunches
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Great place to work for young teens
Sign Spinner (Former Employee) - Washington, DC - 13 June 2018
Working as a sign spinner with Aarrow Ads was great fun. Everyone trained together at least once a week. It was easy money and fun to learn all the tricks.
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great high school job
Spinner (Former Employee) - Silver Spring, MD - 26 March 2018
great high school job, pay is good if you work hard, demanding but flexible schedules and transportation. Very unique opportunity that anyone in good shape can take advantage of when they are young.
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A relaxed but hard working environment
Customer Service Representative (Former Employee) - Scottsdale, AZ - 13 January 2018
a typical day at work would be slow at times but fast as well. Learned how to advertise in many different ways. Management was willing to work with you . The hardest part of the job was all ways not knowing where your advertising next. Most enjoyable was meeting lots of different kinds of people.
Pros
easy, fun
Cons
travel a lot
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Bad Management
Sales Representative (Former Employee) - North Hollywood, CA - 11 January 2018
This is a very young company that started the business in 2002 and have a very young and hip atmosphere, a typical day started with the canvassing local business that would benefit from our brand of advertising. To calling back any potential listing for services or employment. The company had issues with communication from there Managment team. I decided to take my talents elsewhere. This is a full-service company that having young males ages from 16-30. That are able body to spin and dance with a six foot, six pound sign.
Pros
Happy atmosphere
Cons
No growth in there sales department
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I've had better
Account Executive/Marketing Consultant (Former Employee) - San Antonio, TX - 4 January 2018
Was hired on as a salesperson and hated every minute of it. The work was not for me. The manager was well-meaning enough to try to train me how to be a good salesperson, but without proper compensation, it was really hard to be motivated on a commission only "salary".
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Seriously the best place ever!
Spinning Instructor (Former Employee) - San Antonio, TX - 5 September 2017
If there was an open market in Waco Texas i would be working there right now. I loved everything and everyone about this job. To be honest i would have retired here if possible.
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Easy
Manager (Former Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - 28 August 2017
Easy place to work. Very simple as long as someone does not midn work outside they should enjoy this part time job. It was really fun. I liked it a lot.
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Its tiring
Assistant Manager (Current Employee) - Dallas, TX - 19 August 2017
This place is really fun when you are at the bottom when you steo into managment it gets so difficult. Its stressful anf you have no pay security. Payroll normally gas errors
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Its decent
Driver/Team member (Current Employee) - Tampa, FL - 28 July 2017
It's a good and easy job to get as a high schooler.
Carpooling causes lots of issues, protocol to deal with lateness is unfair, requiring people to attend practices to receive checks is unreasonable. Managers are mostly understanding and nice but the company quite disorganized.
Pros
Cool environment, easy to get days off on shorter notice, higher than minimum wage
Cons
Disorganized, carpool, certain protocol is unfair
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Productive and fun work place
Sign Spinner (Current Employee) - Miami, FL - 20 June 2017
Learning new tricks and making our clients happy is really fun to do in the AArrows Advertising Company. I am very happy and I also learned my strengths working with this team.
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Very productive placement and fun work environment.
Sign spinner (Former Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - 11 April 2017
Good work environment. Slow days, slower hours. Everyone gives tips on how to make the day easier. The hardest part of the job depends on the weather of how cold or hot it is.
Pros
Music playlists.
Cons
Weather. Rain, sleet or snow etc.
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Tiring
Sign Spinner (Former Employee) - North Hollywood, CA - 9 April 2017
There isn't much to expect when you spin a sign on a corner of a street. There were breaks for my 5-6 hour shifts, it was extremely hot during the summer so I would recommend bringing more than you expect to be safe when you spin. Someone with a car will pick you up and drop you off.
Pros
Easy Job, Promotion is Easy, High Pay
Cons
Tiring work, hot days
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