Pros
Great people, I absolutely love the people I got to meet and work with and still hangout with a good bunch of them outside of work. I didn't know how to sell a thing before I worked there, their training is AMAZING including the two trainers I had the pleasure of learning from Marcus and Taylor.
Cons
Very intense leadership. You can have 3 strong days in a row according to business metrics and standards and then you have 1 not so strong day and your management team is pulling you off the phones for "coaching" which is basically a time where they pull you in a room and interrogate you to find out why you're not meeting standards. Sales Management and Work Force Management were never on the same page. I would tend to switch my schedule to work weekends because Work Force said that it would help out the companies needs, I was then made out to be a bad employee that never wanted to be at work (Because the management team never saw me during the week) even though I was working 24 hours a weekend during the busiest times of the week (when customers weren't at work and had time to actually call in). Not only was I working all weekend to help the company I was producing better than center average numbers.