Pros
good physical environment, like the nuts and bolts of the production model, the pay is pretty competitive, the benefits are competitive
Cons
The major problem with CVS is their hard-driven attempt to remove all humanity from the work setting. They have at least 50 ways to monitor you through the computer, the phones, cameras, and even the drive-thru window. This is very degrading and demoralizing. If you want to survive in this setting you have to make up your mind that you are going to live by your own standards because you are not going to live up to management's, because it is not possible. You simply must tune them out. You won't get fired. You just will never get any compliments. Do your job the way you know how, ignore your boss, and love the customers as best you can.