Pros
Co-workers are for the most part great. Coffee machine in the break room. They train you really well, or they try to.
Cons
Whatever they tell you you're going to make on yearly commissions is absolutely not accurate at all. No one has worked there for more than a year (even the recruiter). And if they have, they are family members of the MPs and other higher management. For a part "human resources" company, they have no HR department. In the entire time that I have worked there, any HR person they hired didn't last the week. They rejected any attempt to trying to get a day off because my department would supposedly be swamped... that busy time? Slowest ever. Total waste of time and resources. Their hiring and dismissal policies reflect that they don't care for their employees and as such every time they'd hire a new group, rarely anyone would actually stay to work more than a week. (Working there for as long as I did was a mistake on my part. Thinking that they actually meant what they told me.) Obvious favoritism and preferential treatment and you'd get punished if you spoke up. They will mess up your paycheck. I was specifically told that I can only work in the position offered to me if I got hired and that I wouldn't be able to advance or transfer to a different position regardless of my qualifications "because it wouldn't be fair and we'd have to offer that to everyone."