Pros
Having not to be there physically on weekends most of the time. Financially sound, stable company for job security. Capital for growth.
Cons
As a strong capitalist a company must be profitable, that is a given. You will be worked extremely hard. Unless you have a manager that will give you 5 minutes two or three times a day in a mandatory 10 hour shift there are no breaks or lunch time. This is company policy and is only trumped by state laws. You dread seeing a customer approach you for service because your too busy trying to complete company mandated tasks in a small time frame. Reaching 100% of your bonus is very seldom accomplished. You will definitely be required to pick up the slack that is left by a not so motivated minumum wage employee(s) if you value your job. I have heard and seen many tenured managers, some in tears complain to senior managment for some additonal hours only to fall on deaf ears. A salaried manager can expect to work no less than 11 to 15 hours a day and 24/7 on call.