Pros
It's clear to see that your colleagues are just as miserable as you are, so there is a sense of camaraderie when yet another unreasonable change to your work responsibilities and schedule comes down the pipe. You genuinely feel happy for people when they announce they've found another job, which happens just about every day since everyone is constantly job hunting, instead of making pointless calls.
Cons
None of the work you do is relevant or meaningful, since it's discarded all the time. Calls are judged based on whether they meet the 90 second mark or not, before all else, so good calls where you get deals and comps, or new listings don't count if they are less than 90 seconds. Prepare to watch all your hard work be disregarded because of time difference of even a single second. Emails do not even count at all even though that is where you get some of the most useful information. Market portfolio assignments change like the wind, and if you get a good manager, prepare to kiss them goodbye because it's almost as if having an endless parade of managers is mandatory. Management always changing their mind, and all they care about is how busy you look on paper not what is actually happening. Get ready to be insulted and abused by clients on the phone who threaten to report you for stalking and harassment, but you will have no choice but to call them again the next day. All performance is judged on delusional metrics and calls you make frequently disappear from the spreadsheet, making you look worse than you actually did.
