What are the average starting salaries, bonuses, benefits and travel requirements like at U-Haul? What do you like best about working at U-Haul? Are there any great perks or special treats for employees? Reply - Report abuse. Mary in Phoenix, Arizona. I didn't take this job because of the pay. I as well work for the company. I have worked for 7 years at this great company.

Like many of the ignorant answers above I too once believed that the "company" was evil and did not care. This is not the case at all, as I have gotten older and accepted many managment positions in the company I have learned that these are just whinny little kids, poor managers, and immature adults that complain.

This company is fair but firm. You get out what you put in, if like most of america, you expect alot from little of your own work. Pay is low because YOU DONT DO MUCH! Think about it, you get payed ABOVE! If you think I'm wrong challenge me. Give me an example of ONE day you spent working your ass off.

It hasnt happened, I have been here 7 years, worked in many departments and has seen much of the company. Simply ignorant views and comments.

Jack in Las Vegas, Nevada. I like your argument, but I have a comment: I don't know that it's necessarily the pay that people dislike but the hours that go into earning it. That's not really a lot of money. Uhauler in Phoenix, Arizona. They sound pretty strict. Do you HAVE to be up and going at 4am or how are they with a moderately set schedule?

I work for them now and I hate it. The problem isn't with the customers it's with the company itself. If you work at home you're not allowed bathroom breaks.

There is the "other" button, but if you use it twice in a month you get "warned". If you work a 7. It isn't enough time to eat, go to the bathroom, and just de-stress for a moment.

Calls come fast, and you'd better make sure to ask for that credit card by name a second time or you lose and entire 2-week's bonus not just that day or week. I have been working for UHaul Sales and Reservations from home for 8 months now and its the best job Ive ever had.

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The pay is so good it allows me to work 25 hours a week, sometimes less and have money left over at the end of each month and live quite comfortably.

I live alone and depend on no one but myself for income. Even in the off season which began in october, I am making very close to what I was in peak season.

Regarding the time issues the other people have commented had, If you are late to ANY job it is an issue My point being, if you dont follow the rules on ANY job it will be a problem I have NEVER clocked in late one time, RARELY use "other", and only take the designated time for break and lunch without going over and have NEVER been contacted by any manager or supervisor regarding an issue about my time.

Management is VERY hands off and I ONLY hear from someone once a week to do a performance review and coaching. If you cannot work unsupervised then this job is not for you. I personally LOVE this job as it allows me to feel I have my own business by never hearing from management to breathe down your neck, and allowing me to choose what hours I would like to work.

I have never been treated BETTER by a company by allowing me to do my job, do it well, and make myself and UHaul lots of money!! I want to retire from UHaul! Not Happy Uhauler in Phoenix, Arizona.

I just recently quit from working at home for Uhaul and I must say I was very disappointed with the job. The biggest problem I had was the lack of communication from management when it came to being coached on how to handle certain situations on the phone.

The next big problem I had was the contradicting information that is given. Each week of training was taught by a different person and each week there would be one or two instructions that would change with regards of what you could or could not do.

For example, one week you were told that if there was an issue with a hitch reservation you could contact hitch central but don't ever transfer the customer to hitch central but then a few days later you're being told that you should never for any reason contact hitch central I mean come on which one is it?! The other thing I didn't like was that fact that after going through 4 weeks of training in which the last two weeks you're taking phone calls, I still had to qualify in order to participate in the bonus program!!

Shouldn't the two weeks of taking phone calls in training been the determining factor as to whether or not I could participate in the bonus program after training?! To me Uhaul is not worry about what you can get or make out of this job but rather what they can get out of you and that is reservations!!!!! I recently applied for a General Manager job at a local U-haul owned store, which I will not be taking. The current GM was getting a promotion, and the area sales guy was very pleasant.

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When the Marketing Company Vice President really just an area manager came to the store, the whole atmosphere changed. The MCVP went around looking for problems and things done wrong around the store.

He found very minor things, and he yelled at the GM I asked him what qualities he felt were important for a General Manager. He said "fill the storage units! I also suggested fencing around the storage units for added security. The building is terribly outdated and really needs to be replaced.

The cement floors indoors are cracked, and there are hardly any products on display. The ones that are on display have old dusty wrappers. I sure would like to talk with the company's CEO If the MCVP is that bad during an interview, I can just imagine working there I think I'll keep my current job Training was from home.

Four weeks of training.

Two weeks with trainers. Week 3 and 4 your were to be taking calls but shadowed. I guess they forgot to shadow my class because we were lost and on our own. We had no idea who to contact while working. Our manager barely online when we are online. Week 5 was to be our first week alone as official agents but we really had already been on our own.

I got chewed out that first day for a call I did wrong during week 4. I felt really disrespected and was down-talked by my lead agent. I knew then I was pretty much over Uhaul, although, initially I was pretty excited for the opportunity. I haven't had anymore incidents like that.

I'm still not sure if that was some sort of hazing?? Really unprofessional whatever it was. Like usual call centers there are scripts and quotas.

That was no problem. Three reservations an hour is pretty easy if that's all you are doing.. You're making reservations, taking storage payments, trying to track ubox deliveries, helping people navigate the website and searching stock for boxes and things at particular stores. You are also getting people trying to reach store employees for personal reasons, callbacks, checking applications statuses and more.

That's not a problem at all until you're contacted by management letting you know that you are not meeting your 3 per hour quota and you won't get your bonus. All calls are from people thinking they are calling a specific store near them.

What they don't know is that the store's calls are routed and they have reached the call center. We aren't to let them know that unless they ask or unless they ask something that we obviously can't answer because we're not there. Some people are ok with it and some insist on speaking to someone actually at the store. They ask for the direct number but of course it's the number they just dialed.

I also have a hard time reaching actual stores immediately by phone and I need them to answer questions ALL. Locations can't get in touch with other locations either. Most go to queue to people like me. I end up sending a message and I've had good results with getting responses that way but not always.

I never know if they actually get back to customers. Oh and about that script. My trainer said you basically go by the script and you'll be fine. Of course I followed it but if you don't go word for word or in exact order there might be a problem based on your management team and who's monitoring your call.

You could end up not compliant. We're scripted to ask for the credit card number before confirming the location or pick up time for the day selected.

Agents can see at the bottom of the page the times the equipment is available or that it isn't available at all. Knowing that it isn't available you still have to ask to reserve with a credit card. I hate doing this. I feel like it all was a lie.

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I used to try checking locations for equipment prior to getting a credit card before I knew how strict Uhaul was.

I was advised by my lead to go in order or I could be considered non-compliant. I have had someone call me out for taking their card number and then telling them we didn't have what they wanted and sending the request to scheduling. They had every right to be upset. We also have to be very pushy. We collect all contact info and at times people are reluctant or down right refuse. Some people only want a quote but we still must ask for all info.

We also have to ask you to confirm with a credit card. If you say no we have to add urgency and ask again. Non-compliant if we don't INSIST. If you don't have a credit or debit card we have to suggest you to use a card of a family member or friend.

I have never asked anyone to do that. I could go on but this is getting way too long. Just check out Uhaul's facebook page. It's full of complaints by customers.

I have worked here about two months and I'm done. I'd quit now but I'm waiting to start another job within a couple of weeks thank goodness. Rgv in Houston, Texas.

I have worked for a U-haul dealer in st. You people sit inside your homes or offices and make a descent pay,its not great but descent and complain. I work inside and out load trailers in all kind of weather. My pay isn't what I want it to be. I help the customers in what ever way I can. Yes,I make reservation too, you know that any job has its drawbacks.

The computer program isn't perfect. It is not the only one. Get over it,get over your selves and get on with your work!!!! Work is hard ,work is work. Can you please email me, are you still working for them? Just want to ask a few questions. Monica Farley in Northport, Alabama.

I work there now from home I'm allowed breaks, and I've never had my bonus taken sooooo something is fishy about your story there. Oh did I mention I work for phoenix Arizona remotely. Uhaul is an awesome company. They pay you extra for finishing training. Plus bonuses and regular full time or part time hours. Uhauler in Phoenix, Arizona said: Mol in Brunswick, Georgia. I hate uhaul it's the worst company in america it is. Most people are concerned on pay or little things.

Most places just pay you to be there and get your money and whatever. The people there are family and you need to stop stereotyping. Sounds like problems you're having yourself. Why are you still choosing to go through all that?

Not every uhaul is like that. All the things people say negative about it are stereotyped and doesn't make half of sense.. It's a good growing and learning business. Every business needs to make profit, and once you learn the TRUE reason behind why, then you'd know.

But you're quick to judge thinking you know everything. Mary A in Melbourne, Florida. Wanted to ask you what you average with the bonus money, are the bonuses paid out weekly, every 2 weeks or monthly and what and how are they determined.

Can you please give an example of just what your bonus looks like and what you avg per hour with bonus? And does it vary a lot each pay period? Maz in Wichita Falls, Texas. Barbie in Albany, Georgia. Gumdrop in Sebring, Florida. Barbie in Albany, Georgia said: I begin UHaul work from home in just a few days. Is the training paid? How often is payday? Yes, you get paid your hourly rate for orientation, training and also get paid for the time it took to install your app;ications.

Sharla G in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. I got offered the work from home position and start in a few weeks and wanted to know if your processor does have to be an core i3 or better because I have a pentium processor and when I spoke to the lady on the phone all she was talking about was the speed test. So will they fire me when they find out that I dont have an core i3 processor? Sharla G in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin said: No they wont your computer doesnt have to be fancy its really all about your internet speed.

I'm using a basic student laptop. They give u the minimum speed requirements u can go test your internet speed online at any speed test website to see if u meet those requirements. Mywy in Winston Salem, North Carolina. I was recently hired, do u know what days uhaul employees get paid?

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AGAIN We also have to be very pushy. Anyone know the duties of an area manager? Does uhaul provide vehicle?

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Gumdrop in Sebring, Florida 2 months ago. Yes, you get paid your hourly rate for orientation, training and also get paid for the time it took to install your app;ications - Was this comment helpful? Sharla G in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin 2 months ago. They give u the minimum speed requirements u can go test your internet speed online at any speed test website to see if u meet those requirements - Was this comment helpful? Mywy in Winston Salem, North Carolina 4 days ago.

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