wildlife removal technician

sales representative

office manager

Goodbye Graffiti

The general manager doesn't even manage the office right. The water dispenser as been empty for months and he hasn't replaced it or bought water for the employees. We are forced to buy our own water for days where it is very hot and humid outside. 
He expects you to work 8 hours shifts without breaks and then puts you down if you weren't able to do enough production for one day. 
On my first day, he insulted me for not knowing how to purchase paint using the company's account. He didn't allow me to go to my own baby shower because he wanted his employees to work on weekend. 
My first time painting with the general manager, we had a work order on top of a building and instead of attaching me to a rope, he wanted to just hold me by the belt from 5 stories high and paint and saying it's totally safe. 
Very unsafe work place with underqualified general manager, the graffiti technicians there obviously knew more about the job than he did. I left after 2 months of working there.

The training provided was no where near full training that I needed to work the position as a removal technician.  Often graffiti tags wouldn't come clean and apparently it's my fault for not using the product incorrectly despite other technicians having trouble on the same graffiti tags. 
My supervisor was disrespectful and often used a bad tone of voice while talking to me. 
My coworkers, the word friendly doesn't exactly come to mind immediately. But they know what they are doing, so the communication issues are easier to ignore. 
This is a job for you if you enjoy driving a very rickety Ford F-350 through downtown Toronto on a daily basis. 
You get to see a lot of the city and yes, you may be removing the bad graffiti but you get to see a lot of the more artistic tags along the way. 
Don't expect to go home with clean hands at the end of the day

I liked working at Goodbye Graffiti because the team is fairly flexible. I worked mostly alone in the office, the atmosphere is pretty chill. Most of the other employees went out for the day before I arrived, I would see them when they returned. You can play any music and take your breaks/lunch at any time really. You are provided logo sweaters/t-shirts/shirts etc and could wear any bottoms. Sometimes at month end you work a bit late to get all the reports done but if I needed a scheduled day off here and there it was never an issue. They also paid for benefits and had an annual fitness/education allowance which was nice. During COVID I worked from home.

The company has high expectations, but overtime you become use to the workload and find a way to make it work in your favour. Other techs are good to work with, and the office people are understanding. Communication is important. I've had no real issues and liked to be on my own and see the GTA. Weekends are required sometimes and the OT was nice. 

Started the day at 7am 
worked the streets of downtown toronto trying to sell the graffiti removal services to potential customers with graffiti on there property
while also monitoring and set list of properties throughout downtown toronto seeing if there is graffiti or any sort of other vandalism on the building/property

I like this job because you start early and end your day early. You get to see a lot of the City and meet a lot of people. Its nice to be outside all summer. You do need to drive around a lot all year so if driving isnt your thing you wont like this position.

You work outside whether it is rain or shine. Learned how to ride a 50cc scooter to do the job, so it was a really fun time. It's also good honest work that helps clean the city which is also a plus. Things can get messy here and there though since you are working outside all the time.

the place was a fun work place when they had a good warehouse manager/ GM but they fired him cause he was good to the employees, or as they say to weak. Owners arent very friendly to their staff.

Not a good place to work. Terrible if you are going for a position in Montreal. No job security and you are often blamed and put down. Working conditions are unsafe too.

Loved working here! Lots of room for advancement if you’re looking to get ahead. The administration staff and folks I worked with were great and helpful

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Wildlife removal technician 9 salaries reported	$19.81 per hour
Sales representative 1 salary reported	$18.00 per hour
Office manager 1 salary reported	$55,000 per year

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