Pros
Awesome benefits. Decent pay.
Cons
The "Communications" department is really a Word Processing department. This job requires you to silently work at a desk all day and make redline corrections to unexciting insurance materials with very rare positive human interaction. There is absolutely no upward mobility available in this department. They only give raises once a year, and it is a very menial raise. You are constantly working under tight deadlines, as they understaff the department, and people are not often friendly whilst their projects are in the process of completion. The manager does nothing to make the job fun or even bearable. You are treated like an emotionless, thoughtless robot for the most part. This is not a job for anyone with actual ideas or aspirations. I got catfished into this position - they really sell it as something it is not. I stayed for the pay and benefits but found out after two years of no professional or personal growth, that it was a mistake to do so.