Pros
If you want a good part-time job, you can count on getting hours. They would have given me the max 25 a week if they could, but I told them no more than 15 (I was working another job and doing school full-time), and that's exactly what I got each week. And the pay is pretty good. At my other job, I get paid minimum wage. Here I started off at $8.05 an hour, and after the first two weeks, got a raise to $8.20 an hour.
Cons
It was a very stressful job. You have to be super good at multitasking and balancing priorities, because you have jobs coming on online, through email, over the counter - and you're managing the Shipping Center as well. Pretty much all by yourself. Even when there are two employees on at the same time, it's pretty stressful. Most days I ended up having to stay an extra hour to give a hand with finishing up projects before deadlines. Especially since I was new and didn't know how to do everything yet, I felt like I could never please everybody: it was just about impossible to get every project done by the time the customer expected it to be done. In the end, I chose to quit and stick with my first job. Even though that job pays a lot less, it's much less stressful and I enjoy it. I really wish Staples could have worked out, because it did pay better; but I just couldn't deal with it anymore.