Pros
Flexible Hours, Smaller stores, minimal wage plus commission and some bonuses, new management in company means more pressure for sales performance but FINALLY stores are getting updated equipment and new styles which make busy sales days easier. Still not as cutthroat as many other sales jobs. Nice people to work with. Good relations between stores.
Cons
As with most retail you work weekends and holidays. Dealing with ridiculously irate customers who freak out when they aren't home for delv etc.
Pay tied to sales is very unreliable...one month flush and the next scrambling to pay the utility bill. Not much room to advance as most stores have only a few employees. Once you're a Manager there is nowhere to go.
Benefits are not good. Health Insurance is so expensive that the average salesperson could not afford it. No real retirement benefits. 2 weeks paid vacation(just your base wage) after 1 year.
Customer service department is badly trained and unhelpful in resolving customers problems.