Pros
They treat the employees of the store operations generally very well. If you need something, the store manager will often help you. Within the store there is room for you to advance and get raises. If you have their benefits with more than 30 hours, they are amazing.
Cons
If you average less than 30 hours a week for even one month, even by a 0.1 hour, you will automatically lose your benefits. The only real money to be made in comparison with some other retail chains is if you are a pharmacy technician or pharmacist . After 4 and a half years of service, I am only slightly over $10 an hour. If you not want to be in management or pharmacy, Walgreens does not reward you for your work as much as other retailers do like Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, or Costco.