Pros
If you want to realize that your degree is worth more than folding clothes, go to work for Dillard's. It will make you appreciate working hard and studying in college, which will consequently make you realize that you should look for a job in another industry/retailer. In addition to this, you get a discount on store merchandise, but as with most things at Dillard's there is a catch.... you have to work at the store for at least 30 days and, here is the real clincher, you have to get the store credit card in order to recieve your discount. Only then can you get the 25% off.
Cons
EVERYTHING. Dillard's is such a sketchy place to work at. Not only do the store managers play favorites and base promotions on those favorites, they also expect you to make your sales based on 'last year's sales figures' even when there is NO possible way you could ever make those sales since you have less inventory in the present year than you did in the past. Your bonuses are based on if you make these sales or not so you get completely screwed, every year. Also, the 'mark-up' and 'mark-down' system they have is a complete load of crap and stuck in the stone ages. Dillard's will never become a leader in the retail industry if they keep wasting time and money on this terrible system that they have in place.