Pros
Some good employees but they aren't living up to their full potential. There do seem to be career opportunities if you're willing to play the game.
Cons
From the moment I walked in, I was put to work. No team welcome, lunch, or anything. That should have been my first sign of a poorly managed work place that doesn't care about their employees. There's definitely a poor work-life balance as I was forced to choose between family and pay while dealing with passive-aggressive micro-management. This is what I would imagined working for Wal-Mart would be like but what would you expect based off a corporate business model that profits off of other's castaways. There's definitely a lot of smoke and mirrors while you're being recruited. They do provide benefits...3 FULL months after working there and until then you're not considered a human being. In the end, I'm almost positive they broke employment laws but I just wanted out. Don't worry about exit interviews because they simply don't care.