Pros
EJ has a great company culture. They've been in business of almost a century and they've got their stuff down as far as helping clients invest their money for the long term. For new financial advisors, they have a great training program that will get you licensed and on your way to building a book of business. NOTE: You will have to work super super hard to build that book and it'll be about 5 years before you start to make anywhere near $100k.
Cons
They take 60% of your profits. The financial advisors are the only profit center for the company. In the beginning, they'll give you a salary and help you out. Once you become established however it doesn't make sense for you to keep your book there. My "mentor" had a book of business that generated $1M in profit each year, yet he was only making $400K. I know that's nothing to scoff at, but when your hard work and effort has built a book generating a million dollars a year, it doesn't make sense that the company would take $600k. It's not even a 50% split. The company takes more, and they really don't do much for you. Also, to build your business you will be going door to door introducing yourself to strangers. I didn't have a problem with that, but I know some people do.