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When there’s nothing to do at work, there’s so much free time that you can swat flies, use your phone, and catch up on current events, which is pretty nice. When you encounter difficult customers, you can pass them on to company-operated stores, so it’s not too mentally exhausting. If they could change to a two-shift system or actually implement a workweek of no more than 45 hours, it would really be wonderful.
You work 20 days a month and have 8 days off in February, but you work more than 12 hours a day. This is best suited to people with plenty of stamina and energy. There are lots of useless performance reports. The performance pressure is manageable, but you’ll sacrifice a lot of time. Other than that, it’s fairly acceptable.