Pros
You'll get some back-end experience with Drupal if you do anything related to their websites which is certainly valuable. It was a fine entry-level job to land out of college for learning the realities of the work force and what you must do to find something you will actually be happy doing. Very little micromanaging.
Cons
When I was working here, the company was very big on black-hat SEO tactics. The CEO's methodology for doing things was a few years into the past of any real SEO-driven company. Work was incredibly mind-numbing; there was no clear incentive structure, not call for doing a good job. If you did more than expected, it would go unnoticed or they'd quietly just expect that amount of turnaround as the norm. Basically, a perfect place to learn how to achieve the bare minimum, which is a morale-killer.