Pros
Set schedule, set hours. If you were a Property Manager you only had to work at one store. 50 cent raise after 90 days. You could chat with other store managers over the phone to pass the time. You can freely use your personal phone. I read books a lot during my downtime. You can get up and walk around the property whenever you want, you weren't confined to office all day.
Cons
Even though the job title is "Property Manager" you can't really manage anything. You can't make any decisions, you can't waive fees, you can't really do ANYTHING to help out customers who truly deserved it. I had people literally breaking down in tears and begging me to please help them out just this once and there was nothing I could do. This job weighed heavily on my conscious. The DMs, senior DMs, and RMs were awful people. All they cared about were sales numbers. They didn't see their PMs and RMs as people and definitely didn't see the customers as people. They would threaten to fire you if your numbers weren't at their ridiculously unrealistic goals. They would not listen to your point of view when you explained why reaching that goal at your store was IMPOSSIBLE, they just spouted more BS about how you must not be following the sales scripts. You had to work every holiday except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years. You pretty much could not take off any days because there weren't enough Relief Managers to cover stores if someone was out sick. I had to work sick tons of times because they wouldn't let me call off. You could only get an annual raise if you met their sales goals consistently. They don't keep up with inflation or rising cost of living. It's been two years now since I was hired there and they still haven't raised their starting salary even though cost of living here has definitely gone up. There is literally zero opportunities for advancement if you start at the store level, because this company does not hire from within. Once you make it to KTP, that's it. You can't go anywhere or do anything else. When I was hired I was told they really only expected me to work a year because of the fact there is nowhere to go in this company.