Pros
Primarily work from home, some nice coworkers, generally easy work but it can be repetitive.
Cons
They don’t disclose that the position is temp-to-perm until you’re presented with an offer. On top of that, before your 60 days are even up, if you end up with a manager who lacks patience, you can be let go for “not being where you should be ,” despite receiving no real support, guidance, constructive feedback, or a fair opportunity to be properly evaluated. I felt like accepting this job was such a waste of time. They sell signs, it’s not rocket science, but they will micromanage you to the point that it feels that way at times.