Pros
If you're unemployed it's a job. If you're lazy there's a golf cart to drive you to your car in the back of the parking lot. There are some really nice people who work there. They can help you make it through the day.
Cons
Management and supervisors can barely help you because the are so many frequent changes nobody ever seems to know if they're coming or going. Beginning of shift meetings are a joke. They could actually be helpful and motivational if the managers and supervisors giving the meeting weren't also complaining about the job all the time. Also, you don't want to work here simply because it's DIRTY! The air quality is very poor. I know people who haven't had breathing problems before but are now using an inhaler. People are always coming to work sick because if you take time off there's no way you're going to make enough sales to make bonus (not commission). There is no commission. The insurance industry is booming but it's a struggle for most of the agents here. Lack of proper training is rampant. High pressure is expected. Educating the customer and making sure they fully understand their decision is not necessary. As long as you get the application done you're good.