Pros
You'll meet friendly co-workers and acquire some skills that will prepare you for the actual, professional workforce.
Cons
Wow, where to begin? First, and perhaps most importantly, there's zero job security. None. I see the company is currently recruiting. Don't let them sell these positions as full-time, long-term work. As CEO Zac Moffatt fraudulently claimed in January, these jobs are cyclical. They will work you like a dog until the work slows down and then you will promptly be disposed of. And don't think that putting in extra effort or working late into the night and weekends will earn you any favor. There is an extremely cliquey work culture here. Your chances of survival depend far more on your social currency than any sort of work ethic. That is exceptionally true of the Prospecting team. It is very apparent that management and executive leadership don't know how to properly run a business. It's really hard working for a company where management can't be trusted to be competent. There's no sense of longevity here, which is a shame because the company really had potential.