Enterprise Rent-A-Car Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"The people I work with every day are incredible. Great Culture. Fun atmosphere."

"No work love balance. 12 hour shifts pretty much everyday and sometimes no lunches"

"This job is BAD for your health. They work you 55+ hours with no room for advancement as a CSR. Forget trying to go see a doctor, they need you to work, work, work, work. You will be payed $5 dollars less per hour, even though you do the same job as an MT. Even if you make it to elite sales, it doesn't matter they don't care. Merit does nothing here without a degree here. They claim ethics but break every rule in the book. Lie to customers about the rate, lie about insurance, lie about car quality, lie about everything. You will be sold the Enterpise dream, and it is all a facade. This job requires liars and you will become the best of them. We all try to make ourselves feel better by making customers happy but Enterprise makes you shady underneath, no doubt about it. EXP: I cleaned cars with dog hair, heroine, sex toys,vomit, semen, and all in a business suit in a 100 degree weather. Stay away. Enterprise is not a good company to work for."

"I've worked for Enterprise for several years. The benefits are that you get good hands on experience. But that's just about the only benefit. The pay is low, the job is not something most college graduates aspire to (washing cars/vacuuming cars). There is even a book on Amazon called the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Management Training Program: Interview Questions and Job Experience. It outlines what it is really like to work there and I wish I had read something like this before I took my offer. But hindsight is 20/20."

"HORRIBLE place to work. I truly do not understand all the positive reviews by Management Trainees. There is nothing positive about this company, whatsoever! I understand, this job does give recent graduates of general degrees, a chance to make a career, but that career is limited to car rental sales. That's all, unless you have good connections and experience to switch career fields. PLEASE, think a lot before joining this terrible organization. If things go wrong, which may be true, it will set your career back months if not years. The Management is selfish and greedy. What's so funny is that the managers don't even get paid a lot compared to other professions, yet they pretend to be so LOYAL to this company. So much partiality goes in this company, you won't believe, unless its your nature, and you are OK with such biased promotional scheme. To be honest, go back to school if you cannot find a proper job, improve your GPA, while working part-time or even full-time in some other company. Trust me, it will eventually WORK OUT for you, but NOT if you work for this stupid company!"

"Very poor place to work. Enterprise appeals to new college graduates that the environment will be professional and inviting. The truth is anything but. The hours are more than 11-12 hrs a day with little to no incentive to enjoy your place of work other than to hope to not be removed from employment. Enterprise as a company is a great service, yet the work is unrewarding and defeating. No commission is given yet sales are required. Will never recommend anyone to work for Enterprise."

"This company provides a lot of opportunity, but be prepared to play the game. Don't believe the "work-life balance" stuff they feed you, because it's not true. You can make some money, but be prepared to put everything else on the back burner. Your standing with them will change with the wind. Great career, terrible job. Only reason to work here is if making money is your one and only objective."

"Good place to start a career."

"I was able to have a great experience while going back to school to get my bachelor degree. Great company to grow with. Teaches you about marketing and entrepreneurial skills."

"I have been with Enterprise for 7+ years. I am a flagship manager and have enjoyed a lot of success and upward movement. I have led our region in operating profit and customer service for 2 years."