Pros
The pay is ok and you're largely left alone to do your job, which is nice (to an extent).
Cons
When I joined, my induction lasted a few hours, after which both of the people that were supposed to induct me left. That meant the first month or so in the job was a bizarre affair, where often I was left clutching at straws as to how to do my job well. Sadly this poor level of management continued, with my final week offering the cherry on the cake. After months spent bulk mailing (spamming?) our membership to within an inch of their life, I was far from happy in the job. After telling my line manager, the next day I saw my position advertised on the company website. She assured me the next day this was a mistake, as did the head of recruitment, and it was removed. The next day the same advert appeared on their Facebook page. Three days later I was told the inevitable in person. I'd love to recommend this company as I had high hopes when I joined, but really the care shown to employees is minimal, despite the quarterly charade of the staff events where management like to present the image of togetherness.