Pros
It would be a pretty decent job if you can get a gig in your area. Depending on a job, you'll typically work with a sales rep and a videographer - in my experience they're nice people, but there's little time to socialize. A simple meal is provided when it's a longer day of shooting. Best part: you get to be amazed by dancing skills of the competitors at those events.
Cons
- You're on your feet a lot, so make sure your back can take it, especially if you need to work for more than 6 hours on a single day. - If you're a freelancer and don't work with DRC on a very regular basis, don't expect to get paid fast. The company headquarters are in Canada, so if you're in the US, your check may take a few weeks to be delivered and then your bank will need another 2 to 8 weeks to process it. Your bank may also need to charge a fee for processing a foreign check. Ask DRC if they can do a direct deposit instead. - Jobs are few and far between because they have a long list of photographers willing to work with them - don't assume it will become your regular gig.