Pros
The warehouse work is physical and fast-paced, so the time goes fast. If you like/need the night shift, the warehouse pretty much always has a position. People are allowed to learn multiple positions, so you can move around if you don't like where you start. Insurance is expensive, but there are three plans to choose from and they all cover preventing care 100%. Insurance starts within 30 days of hire. 4-day work week so long weekends. Bonuses for attendance and meeting team goals.
Cons
Starting pay is lousy. No work-life balance. No guarantee of 40 hours per week so you never know what your pay is going to be. They let you use PTO to even out your checks, but then you're screwed if you need a sick day. Because the shift goes until they get done, it's really hard to have a second job--and your going to need one if you work here. You never know when you're going to get off work. If something breaks down it could be 8 a.m. or later. Usually its a problem being too short, tho. Plus, when there's a holiday, the days of the week you work change, so even a weekend extra job is hard to keep. In general, the people who work there are cool. Management acts nice and friendly, but like any business, they don't really care about laborers. You're a machine. They were giving cards on birthdays for while, which was kinda like saying hey your a person, but that stopped. Salesmen get treated like gods, no body else matters much. Managers say they want feedback, but don't pay any attention when they get it.