Pros
There really aren't many pros, aside from the base that they start you out in isn't horrible, the people were enjoyable to work with, and you can put big companies on your resume which look good, if you get VERY creative on your resume. -Decent place to work for 1-2 years max
Cons
-MBO is designed and structured to box the employee in so that you can do no more, or no less than specifically what the company wants of the employee, with no consideration for the employee. You become an expert on MBO specific processes and duties, but can't sell that experience to other companies. This in turn, traps you into staying, which the company knows so your compensation doesn't improve accordingly. The bigger issue is experience, which is useless at 99.9% of other companies out there, unless you want to be an admin. -Vast majority of the roles learn specific company information which is worthless to other companies. -The company offers no equity and laughable bonuses which equate to less than 10k yearly, even in roles where you are directly effecting the bottom line. -No Mentorship or Career path. That'd just be too much focus on the employee.