No experience required for hire but slow growth in career
Pros
No experience required to get hired to the company. Most people come in based on referrals. They look for attitude and not actual skills. Not as fast paced as stated. Everything is trainable. Education requirements low - some community college classes is sufficient as long as you're a good talker and know someone in the company already. Low competition in terms of work pace.
Cons
Promotions are rare and happens only when you've put in your time. Salary raises are rare and minimal, 1-3k/year depending on how long you've been there. High the first year but drops down drastically afterwards because at that point, they think you're already committed to the company. Many people quit after year 2 so there's a deficient of mid-level employees. Low salary to start off. No bonuses, low 401k matching. Management watches the clock on your forced 1-hour lunch break and also your in/out time even though you're a salaried employee on paper. Overtime expected but no compensation.