Great "2nd tier" corporate job for recent college grads
Pros
The absolute best thing about working for Enterprise as a recent college grad is that you get to work with a lot of other young people who are just like you. Fraternity men and sorority women and D1/3 athletes from big schools are very common at Enterprise. The atmosphere of the office is always fun, always relaxed, and it is not uncommon to hang out with assistant managers and other management trainees outside of work. Competition is fierce, but rarely unfriendly as everyone looks to help each other and get ahead at the same time. One of the cool things is that management transfers people from branch to branch often enough that you get to meet lots of people in your geographic and this will serve you well when you become an assistant and branch manager and need others to do you favors. Another thing comes right from Enterprise's slogan "We'll pick you up." Management Trainees often pick people up and drop people off at bodyshops, service stations, offices, dealerships, and residences. You get to meet and talk with all sorts of people and if you can learn all about what they do and how they broke into their field.... You know in case you want to switch jobs after a year or two.... wink, wink! Enterprise is a fairly easy company to get a job with (you need a college degree, a suit, and common sense) and they do not pay well at all to start, but not everyone needs to stay in the Branch Sales/Management track of the company and there are several opportunities to move into other facets of the company like fleet management, car sales, risk management, exotic rental, and much much more.
Cons
Compensation is not good to start. Obtaining promotions requires a lot of time, sweat and tears, patience, and a large, large gulp of their sweet green koolaid. Also a big aspect of the Management Trainee position is that you have to pick people up and drop people off from their houses, body shops, etc. If you think that picking people up and sometimes feeling like an Uber driver would be uncomfortable or beneath you, then this job is not for you.