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There aren't really any advantages.
Sales staff have no freedom; they're required to clock in and out at the office.
They also have to do a ton of paperwork and reports.
Low base salary.
The sales targets are set unreasonably high, seemingly to prevent sales staff from earning bonuses. Salespeople end up having a miserable time, running around for a base salary in the 30K range.
They also have to put up with the in-house packing assistants laughing at them. The in-house staff act as if they're more important than sales and love making sarcastic remarks, despite one of them being an incompetent person who knows nothing and only knows how to say nice things to keep the boss happy.
The listing on 104 says it's an American-style management environment, and internally they often say that employees can raise any issues. But people who raise issues quickly receive termination notices 😂