Pros
If you are lucky, friendly and welcoming colleagues to keep you going long enough until management starts to show their true self.
Cons
Expectations not made clear at the start of employment. You are expected to 'win' work even as a grad and get called out when you don't have work when they are the ones supposed to give you the work and make sure you stay busy and learning as a grad. The opportunities you get depends on who you know. If you're close to someone in the industry, they'll put you on a throne. Even grads aren't safe from their yearly redundancies. Job security is non existent. They struggle to successfully land jobs due to their high rates and struggle keep you busy, leaving you feeling insecure about your role. Micro management and ERGs are top priority. If you enjoy stressing about time sheets, you'll enjoy working there. They'll use you for your cheap grad rates then toss you out the door without any hesitation.
