Pros
probably higher pay that the rest of the industry, but they'll low ball you anyway.
Cons
People work off the clock due to pressure from management to control labor budget. People are offered time to "hang out" off the clock to improve the facilities, painting, installing cabinetry, team building, and other. people have been asked to break federal safety laws, when brought up to hr and safety director, safety director decided to "pretend like this never happened." Management doesn't exhibit trust towards employees, instead micromanagement of staff is common, creates overwhelming sense of anxiety in the work place. Work is unfulfilling due to poor manufacturing and having to give things away to make customers happy (can't honestly stand behind a quality product). Difficult to hit goals due to constant warranty work. Store management and above has no idea about retail and what human leadership looks like. Management is unable to accept feedback, and will approach you about negative feedback even when feedback is "anonymous" as part of "Great Place to Work" surveys. The company cares more about hitting numbers than how those numbers are hit, people lie and manipulate the system to hit the numbers.