Pros
There is a lot of opportunity to learn and gain skills to advance your career.
Cons
First and foremost, if you are an hourly employee or one that is paid by the piece, you do not matter to management in the grand scheme of things. Not long after starting I discovered that the company was riddled with corruption. However, the owners did work at ridding the company of those problems. Career advancement at this company is very difficult because of the political nature and nepotism. Most employees here are contract with no benefits whatsoever. The benefits that the company promotes are for direct employees only. The only way to be promoted at this company is if you have a manager that supports you; and walking on water helps. Communication is horrible, because they do not require employees to speak or read English. This is a real problem when it comes to quality as the employees cannot read procedures or documentation. They have to be shown what to do and everything has to be translated.