Pros
The job itself is actually pretty easy, under the assumption that you can lift numerous items over 20lbs and you're on your feet constantly the whole shift ie physically in shape. Medical plan isn't too bad. It's covered quite a number of my medical needs. Options to purchase company stocks without having to pay for a whole stock value. Can earn plenty of PPTO/PTO and use it whenever you need to. Even if you're part-time, if you're being scheduled "full-time" hours consecutively, you'll end up being able to get full-time benefits. If you're not happy working in a specific department, it's easy to transfer to another one. The pay is quite decent. There are quarterly bonuses for part time and full-time employees. Dress code is casual wear to a certain extend, depending on location and department. They try to keep a healthy environment.
Cons
This can be a pro but some may view it as a con. You might be asked to worked extra hours due to call out or busy day. 30 min lunch is too short imo. Getting someone to cover your shift can be a hassle.
