Pros
Casual environment. Fun, young group of colleagues.
Cons
Long hour days that can be quite stressful. No flexibility; lots of micro-managing goes on here. Days start early and most people work through lunch at their desks. Salary starts very low but can improve with a full commitment to work 10-11 hour days every day + being available 24 hours/day. Benefits and vacation are mediocre. Frat house type environment and volume level, which seems fun at first.. If you work here, it takes several (3+) years to be considered for a 'management' roll (if you befriend the right people). This position is not something to be envious of and the the ceiling is low. This is a good first job for a college graduate but no one makes it past lower management. Basically you have to work very hard and work long hours to earn a decent wage. Employees are responsible for dealing with issues after hours and on weekends. Every decision that's made has to be approved by a superior, thus fostering an environment in which flexibility is very minimal. This applies to lunch breaks, when you can go home, how long you can step away from your desk, etc.. Make no mistake, this is a high stress environment that is not suited for everyone.