Pros
Decent salary and bonus structure. Sales goals are easy to hit IF you don't mind overloading stores with product. Dont work weekends or national holidays. You spend most of the day alone. You have a list of stops for the day, but you choose the order and time that you go to them. If you really familiar with your accounts, you can get away with staying home and making up orders on your portable computer. I used to go whole weeks without working. This creates great work-life balance, but it's not the right way to do things. Get lots of dates with attractive employees and customers in the stores.
Cons
The job is listed as "sales/marketing," but it's really just customer service and filling shelves. You have to go to 12-15 stores per day. If you let it, that can easily turn into 10-12 hours. YOU SPEND SO MUCH TIME FILLING SHELVES. There's no time left to work on sales. You just order as much as you can (to reach sales goals...even if the customer doesn't need it) and move on. Customers can buy for MUCH less from wholesalers without the extra strings attached. This makes it tough to sell the required products without breaking the rules. The district managers are delusional. They don't realize/care how much time it would take to do all of the things that they ask. Employees stop caring and just do enough to get by. No more company cars. Every week, they give you stacks of signs and coupons that you have put into your personal car. Throw most of it away when you get home. You won't need it.