Pros
-The name looks great on a resume. -Given the chance to be extremely hands on with your position. -Opportunities to learn from industry veterans are endless. If anything, this is a great chance to learn the ins and outs of your position plus network.
Cons
-Pay is below what similar positions in other industries will pay. You will not get rich working in sports. -Wasn't a problem for me, but for those who are used to a 9-5 they won't last long as sports is a 24/7 field especially in the media departments. -Extremely difficult to get terminated. Once you're in, you're in. That may be a pro to some, but there were people working here that should have been gone a long time ago based on their performance and work ethic. -Certain departments are understaffed. The impact of this is huge as it effects everyone who has to make up for less teammates (working more hours, being asked to work an unscheduled day)