Pros
Pay (if you bonus), not expected to work weekends, off major holidays. It is a great starting position to learn and grow in the construction industry. You will be so involved with the build process and customer service, you will be able to transition to another field with ease. For the most part your coworkers and sales staff are good to work with it.
Cons
Old school culture hidden behind progressive words. Profits are greater than People. A "Yes Man" mentality throughout upper management. Those who remain, remain because they are paid well and keep their mouth shut, not because they want to be there. You would be surprised the how negatively staff speaks of the company in the field. Not willing to modernize and accept the reality of housing market. Wants to pay trades like Lennar but sell like Toll Brothers. Company does not lay off, they terminate, and they'll find a reason if you're not in the inner circle. When we get past this housing crisis, they will be the only builder in America with "0 layoffs"