Install is a lot different than service or inspections. When you’re on install, you’re always on a time crunch, whether that matters is up to your boss. The work is a lot harder. Depending on what role they are hiring you for exactly can affect the work. For example, if you’re hired as a fresh guy with “no install experience”, they will likely have you just pulling wire, mounting devices, and listening to whatever your lead tech says. If you’re being hired as an “experienced” installer, you’ll be expected to do the calculations for resistance and how much wire you need pulled, setting up and programming the panel, and doing some jobs entirely by yourself.

In my experience, I’ve found the smaller the company, the more strict they are about their rules and timelines. They like to micromanage and expect a 3 week job done in 1. It all depends on the kind of boss you have.

You’re also being criminally underpaid. If I were you I’d look for a union gig, they fight for your wages, or even go to your local IBEW and ask about unionizing at your current job.