Pros
-There are a lot of really friendly coworkers -Work from Home -Great for getting your "feet wet" and learning about the industry -You can make a lot of money (if you want to live to work).. and it will take time, it is not over night. -Training/learning materials are very thorough and organized, and there is so much to learn. -You get to help people that need it
Cons
-Extreme Micromanagement which can be unbearable, exhausting, and so unprofessional -Sink or Swim mentality. You're either good at this or you are not, and if you aren't.... there a new batch of hires right around the corner. There is no investment in employees. -There are some individuals in leadership/management roles that really lack patience and empathy for the employees -No work/life balance (Especially during training. You are expected to study/learn outside working hours, which are already brutal, without pay). -High turn-over -Unrealistic goals -Lack of job stability -Did I mention MICROMANAGEMENT? -Have a backup job or keep on applying just in case!