Pros
For recent post-grads, despite the various negative reviews, I genuinely believe this is a great job to expose yourself to new industries, universal skill sets, and have colleagues who are also experiencing a new city/life post-grad with you. During my time, here I've admittedly developed a lot of foundational business skills that I can take with me in my next role. I also have experienced very positive and encouraging managers. I am not ignorant to the fact that this is not always the case, but I have nothing bad to say about any manager on my segment.
Cons
Before diving into the cons, I think it is fair to admit that your first job will almost never be your last job. But with this said, there is a reason they almost exclusively hire fresh college graduates. Work hours are ridiculous. No one can convince me that working 10+ hours a day PLUS monitoring weekend calls is normal, unless you are working at a more prestigious company. It bothers me that management seems to celebrate associates who work past 6pm and frown on those who leave promptly at 6pm. Another monumental con is the bonus structure. There have been months where I have maximized inputs, but failed to reach the hurdle because of external factors. This is extremely discouraging. Lastly, I am shocked by their lack of diversity in their hiring.