Pros
Free lunch, casual dress code, hire inexperienced
Cons
The day I quit will be the best day of my life. They deceive you from the start. As a CRA, you're told training will last 6 months but in reality, it will take 8-10. The worst part is that you learn everything within about 3 months. The other 4-6 months of training will be spent sitting at your desk with absolutely nothing to do, so you will try to look busy just so no one reports you. Once you finally do finish training, they still don't have anything for you to do so they give you "rotations" which is literally just intern work. The company controls you with fear and power. They fire CRAs like crazy. Every single day you fear that it's going to be the day you finally get the axe, so it's hard to concentrate. The only thing I got lucky with is my manager. She is extremely nice. It is definitely very clear, however, that your progress in the company depends on how much your manager likes you. Oh, and I'm getting paid about 10k less than my colleagues who all have the same credentials that I do.
