Pros
I have been fortunate to have a really good supervisor. I've only been at this facility for a few months and have had no complaints. My benefits are good. My schedule is pretty strict. 8a-430p or 6a-230p, my choice. Once we get 40 hours they pretty much make sure we go home (atleast in my department). I haven't been forced or given overtime hours. So my personal life is pretty stable outside of my work hours. HR has been good to me and also my direct supervisor and manager. Was given proper training before being turned loose on my own. Now I work at my own pace with minimal supervision. It's a stable feeling job that doesn't really effect my personal life. When I leave work in the afternoon, it doesn't go home with me.
Cons
Although I'm happy with the facility and the benefits, I feel the actual pay is a bit weak. I have been offered higher paying jobs to go to other companies since I accepted this job, but I turned them down. My job feels pretty secure here and I really like the people I work with. Hopefully once I've been here a bit longer they will re-evaluate my pay and increase it accordingly. I feel I really undersold my abilities during my job interview. I had much more experience than I wanted to give myself credit for, but didn't want to oversell myself. I think my current pay reflects that decision. But it's one that is my fault and I've chosen to live with it for now.