Pros
It's a job and in today's economy you have to take what you can get until something better comes along.
Cons
This company is going thru many management changes. Once the CEO retired in December the new president seems set on running the company into the ground. In any job here you are subject to intense micromanagement, poor training (if any), and the vice president is unwilling to help. Coworkers also will not assist you when you have questions and you are often left with no supervision, yet you are expected to magically know every aspect of the job and when you ask questions you are treated as a problem. The health benefits are outrageous for what little amount of money you make and comission and mileage checks are paid when the company decides to pay you, not on the actual due date.