Pros
Only real pros are the amount of days off you get (starts at 18) and the insurance package. The health benefits are super confusing and not well explained to you but if you do some research and call the insurance company a few times, you find out it's pretty good.
Cons
I continuously have a feeling of stress and dread when I walk into work. Everyone is overworked and severely under-appreciated. Management sees you as a body and while some people are willing to help you in small ways, mostly everyone just looks out for themselves. Recognition for your job is nonexistent and they think that forcing people to work a half hour lunch and then buying you 2 slices of pizza is engaging. Yes, they stand there and watch how much food you take. It is an insanely conservative company that does not appreciate new ideas or change and really has no idea how to be inclusive. Not just of different types of people but also across rank. Management could care less what you say and your opinions do not matter unless it has the potential for a lawsuit or could cost them money. If you are progressive and in any way different than a cookie cutter white male with a finance degree, good luck finding success here.