Pros
*If this is one of your earliest PR experiences it's an okay place to start. Just know that not all firms are like this one. *Extroverts thrive here; it's what the owner prefers *You'll learn to speak up for yourself against management, which they kind of like and it can be empowering if you're up for the challenge.
Cons
*Don't expect to be paid well, at all. *As I understand it, the firm is on its last legs. *The owner is dishonest: will smile in your face and tell you how much you're valued, but won't show you that value in salary (because they can't afford to) and will criticize you often indirectly. *Strategically, the firm is too heavily reliant on traditional public relations--calling reporters every day is NOT the way to secure placements. *Introverts do not thrive here. The owner perceives it as weakness and will target you (hence the importance of pro #3) *You'll be face with high expectations and low patience for management.