Pros
-You learn a lot of stuff -- how to deal with angry customers, how to work under pressure, and do tasks quickly. -They started me off with an hourly salary above minimum wage (It's likely they did this for others) -Good discount, and they give you free stuff pretty often. -You go through a lot of training before you're thrown to the sharks. -Good experience. Makes other jobs seem like a piece of cake. -Mostly a positive work environment. Their Christian background makes the store unique to others.
Cons
-If you work at a busy store, a lot of mistakes can be made which can be flustering and it gets a lot of people angry. -You need a manager to do EVERYTHING (i.e. give discounts to employees, get you more money for your drawer, etc) And during your busy hours, you tick off a lot of customers and waste time trying to track a busy manager down. -Customers aren't allowed to give you tips -You have to learn every ingredient on every sandwich -A ton of busy work, even when there's no time to do it. You can't stand around or talk to your co-workers even when there is some down-time.