Pros
They were completely transparent in the interview. It's a sales job, and you need to work hard to make good money. They outline what success looks like, and how to get there. Like in any sales role, some luck is involved. There is continuing training, and they mean it. They celebrate success. The people you work with try very hard to help each other. If outside the office activities like bowling and Braves nights are important to you, there are plenty. The management is supportive and willing to help. The benefits are first rate. Being sick (really sick, not calling while pinching your nose) isn't held against you. They check on you, in a nice way. I could keep going on, but why? This is a great place to work.
Cons
You have to work to make money. Deal with it. Someone was crying they couldn't get to 60k year two. I did., you can too. Not the only one in my department that did either. Took diligence. If you have it, you'll succeed.
