Pros
Pay is competitive for the area. There are always opportunities to interact with and learn from other departments, advancement is highly encouraged. Training is (in most cases) very thorough and constantly being adjusted with feedback from people who are actually performing the jobs. The workplace community is very helpful, and employee wellness programs are among the best. There is a lot of thought and effort put into making things easier/more enjoyable for employees, and the campus is packed with great resources on site (diner, coffee shop, salon, employee gym, etc). The connections to the community at large are also very valuable.
Cons
There can be a lot of inconsistency in policies between different managers and departments, finding connections in management that actually work for you is a must. It is a very male-dominated workplace, though it seems to have less to do with discrimination and more with who is drawn to the industry. Sweetwater is very much a small local business that is now large, which comes with all the usual downfalls of not having the corporate net to fall on. There also seems to be a sizable difference in the workplace culture in the office building/mall vs the distribution center.