Pros
I found that the base pay was good considering the work that I was doing. Also if I stayed there was a definite opportunity to advance up the chain. It also gave me the chance to put my pharmacy knowledge to good use in a community setting. It helped me see what types of things a pharmacist is suppose to know in a local pharmacist. Also they were flexible with my time schedule allowing me work around my class schedule. This helped me a lot there, and allowed me to continue working. Also being near a pharmacist allowed me to see what the possibilities of my career path could take.
Cons
I found especially in Princeton, the customers felt that they could treat us any way. I can not begin to count the amount of times that I was yelled at/cursed at because something did not ring up correctly. Also the amount of time you spend standing on your feet I found that to be very tiring, and this I did not like at all.