Pros
Learned how to prioritize and multi-task.
Cons
The pay is very low as an operations assistant. Starting pay is in between 30-40k. From my experience, I was micro-managed throughout the time I worked there. All that management cared about was reaching their target as a store versus seeing each individual succeed. I witnessed management on several occasions giving high value sales to people they prefer on the sales floor, versus spreading it out evenly amongst staff. Don't even mention family problems to them, as they aren't understanding. During super-storm sandy, various staff members had their homes tremendously damaged and management didn't allow them to stay home and work with contractors to repair their property. Instead they gave them a hard time for being absent. Staff members tend to not work together since some people can't be trusted making it difficult to be efficient. Working holidays.