Pros
The only 'pros' is networking opportunities that they offer
Cons
Extremely low pay (just above minimum wage) for a role where pr, marketing and communications are combined into a single role Long hours and huge workloads; there is one employee assigned to per department and depends on free labor of interns to perform the work of a second employee Poor treatment of employees, especially those from minority groups (i.e., female, multicultural, queer) and Company's deep cultural roots of racism and discrimination - if you attempt to assert yourself, pointing out the need to do your job (involving making 250+ phone calls per day as if you're a operating center) the owner will call you 'aggressive' Unorganized and backwards - have been keeping up the same 'system' for the past 30 years, involving harassing corporate executives to come judge work at their trade events for free