Pros
Excellent health insurance, decent benefits, salary is not offensive. Probably best fitted for a first job out of college or changing industries, doesn't require very much hard skill, opportunity to learn on the job by working in every medium branding and marketing collateral exist in. If you're skilled already, after a period of adjustment daily tasks can be automated to minimal effort and a lot of free time.
Cons
Honestly if you're looking for a corporate marketing gig you will probably be fine with a lot of quick turnaround projects, speed and servility being more valued than the quality of design and a lot of micromanagement by the senior creatives, marketing and clients. Wouldn't recommend for a seasoned designer who expects growth — the job is mostly production design, structurally there's no space for neither salary or job title changes.
