Statisfying, important work, but you'll kill yourself trying to do it
Pros
There are not many pros. The pay and benefits are good, but you're too stressed out to enjoy any of it.
Cons
I worked at this job for seven months before calling it quits. I was a managing editor at this company, and while paid generously, with good benefits and vacation time, the pay wasn't worth the 50-60 hours I was putting in most weeks, while making myself sick over it. I was easily doing the work of 2-3 people. Fellow managing editors spoke fondly of "getting on the computer early in the morning and late at night in order to get work done without interruptions." I was told that, when I first started, it would take a full year to fully understand and be good at all the ins and outs of the job. That should have been the first red flag. Six months in, I was put on a "30 day performance improvement plan," because they were concerned about my performance. I decided to call it quits after that, because I knew I was already trying my absolute best, and it wasn't good enough. If you can handle 500 tasks a day, and all the switching back and forth that that entails, then maybe this job is right for you.