Pros
Working in various industries. Looking after various accounts for clients, ranging in size.
Cons
Based on an industrial estate, feeling isolated from the get-go. Absolutely no help is given at all. They’ll say training is provided, however, it is all self-taught. You can ask for assistance, but be aware of being made to feel uncomfortable, feeling like a nuisance with the occasional eye roll (you have to keep an eye out for that one, bonus points if you do). Doing the same job as the (senior) marketing executive, but paid significantly differently. You'll be promised a pay rise, which in turn will turn out to be false. I've witnessed this happen to my colleagues and also myself. If you are hired on a temporary basis (probation), be wary that you will be last on the list of things to do and priorities for the business, which is a bit of a slap in the face in terms of personal development, since they will employ you at the start talking about how they will look after you, support and guide you, with the potential to grow further in the company. At the end of your 'probationary period', it will inevitably be extended on numerous random reasons, for one, you'll be told that you have not completed tasks to their satisfaction, when in fact, you have had no point of guidance/help/advice or made to feel you cannot ask for assistance, with the threat of getting the cold shoulder and thus, made to work in an awkward environment. Really quite comical. They extend your probationary period based on whatever emotion they have plucked out that day, without any solid justification. They'll extend your probation so that they do not have to issue you with an immediate contract in the sense that as a business, they will aim to reduce their liabilities in any way possible (for as long as they can) Any constructive criticism you may have to create a better working environment, which will essentially benefit your team and senior management - will flat out be rejected and met with hostility, with a tyrant like behaviour.
