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There aren't really any advantages.
There is no freedom for sales staff; you're required to clock in and out at the office.
You also have to do a large amount of paperwork and reports.
Low base salary.
The performance targets are set unreasonably high, seemingly to keep sales staff from earning bonuses. Sales staff then suffer, working their tails off for a base salary in the 30K range.
You also have to put up with warehouse-packing assistants in the back office laughing at you. The back-office staff act more high-and-mighty than the sales staff and love making sarcastic remarks, even though one of them is an incompetent know-nothing who can only say nice-sounding things to please the boss.
The company claims on 104 to have an American-style management system, and internally they also love saying that employees can raise any problems. But people who raise problems quickly receive termination notices 😂