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I worked for these guys awhile ago, and thought I'd check in on the reviews when a buddy reminded me of the experience.
First of all to legal guy, saying these are all the same reviewers, you're wrong.
Second, I was treated better in Iraq as an Infantryman. In Iraq there was a real world need to make do with less than appropriate equipment. There was a real world need to operate on little to no sleep. And even when my sergeants and I did not see eye to eye, we still treated each other professionally.
I was asked to work with no sleep in the last 36 hours, to work properties with warnings about gunfire, without body armor, or weapons of my own. There was no practical or real world reason to put such requirements on me, except that they had contracts to fulfill. However, they could not manage the company well enough to place well rested, well equipped personnel on those properties.
I should have listened to the guy next to me in the training class who told me he wouldn't be back at VPS except it was his only option left for security work.
Pros: ???
Cons: The Army treats privates in basic training better.
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