Pros
I met some great people during my time there. The training program is top-notch. If you stay long enough, you should undoubtedly develop professional skills that can follow you wherever your path might take you. It is a great place to develop different skills early on in your career.
Cons
They will encourage you to heavily rely of selling insurance products to your "warm market" family, friends, etc. They do this by setting minimum expectations, such as if you don't sell 20 "lives" AKA policies by the end of 6 months, you're let go. For at least the first 1-2 years, don't plan on doing much planning. All You will be doing is selling Insurance. If you don't sell insurance, you will not make anything. It's difficult to create a personalized financial plan when practically the only way you make your money is selling Life insurance, Disability, and LTC. (Obviously these things are crucial in a financial plan. However, if you are younger and working with a majority young/single market, this most likely is not the case. Even after you make a sale, be prepared to tell your clients often times that it came back "approved other than applied for"