Pros: freedom
Cons: beneifits, company care, help, opportunities, etc..
The day starts fairly early in the mourning with a brief truck inspection. While doing that,your specific route is being loaded into your Itron or handheld as we say. U stay uniformed at all times while on the job,you go in and get out. That's pretty much what has to be done on the daily. U read the meters as quickly & accurate as possible and leave
– more... quietly. I learned how to save money within my household with this job. It also taught me that there are a lot of out the box people in this world and you should always pay attention to your surroundings. My management was really good. Had great co-workers and made a few friends in the process. The hardest part of the job was the job itself. Meter reading isn't easy as it looks. And every dog isn't a good dog. The most enjoyable part of the job was the freedom and the way they always gave us a chance to improve!! – less