Pros
Benefits are decent; you get to learn how to speak PR (pepper every sentence with "leverage" and ask everyone if they "have the bandwidth").
Cons
In a nutshell, it's an unpleasant place to work. Everyone was "nice," but nobody was personable. Fraternizing, even the most minimal way, was frowned upon, as was leaving by 5:00, even if you put in 8 hours and had nothing left to do. Favoritism was rampant and demoralizing. Everything had to be done the same way -- even the way you wrote an email had to stick to the script. Everyone spoke the same, but no one spoke up, and everyone seemed afraid to do anything other than what was told of them. Taking lunch outside the office was almost unheard of, and outside calls were frowned up, even if it was the school calling about your sick kid.
