Pros
The training and support is amazing. It could be viewed as micro management at first, but if you're doing the right things, the reigns loosen up. My experience has been almost completely positive in terms of work environment, great team atmosphere, and moving quickly along the progression model.
Cons
I see two significant cons: the amazingly long hours and the pay structure. The company has recently awarded Bay Area employees a cost of living adjustment, which certainly helps, and if you move along the progression model, base increases are regular. Obviously in sales, the more you sell, the more you make, but the commission structure is not the best in the industry. Meeting quota is not enough to live on. The long days are highly structured, and in order to get everything done that needs to be done, time has to be put in on the back end, which can mean long days get even longer.
