Pros
cover mileage, work with professional (but poorly upkept) gear
Cons
Bottom of the barrel pay (even though they sell $2,000-$3,000 packages and just opened a $2 MILLION innovation center), women will sometimes be discriminated against (because men can't get past that women are better photographers), you will not be given creative freedom (don't come here if you are artistic because you most definitely won't fall into the basic and uninspired "Cady Standard"), you will never get 40 hours (so you can forget covering your rent with this job), breaks never happen (we love breaking labor laws!), and you might pass out from a heat stroke because all black uniform is REQUIRED inside and outside. Also photo editing is outsourced, so your pictures might come back blown out and ugly. Love working hard for a horrible outcome!