Pros
Most of the people are very nice. The company has a bold goal
Cons
I'll list these in bullet point and with limited commentary: - Very decrepit office - I have to use my personal phone for business, which I wasn't told before I started - Weekly sales "training" is after business hours on your own time; I also wasn't told that this before I started - Quotation marks are on training because new skills aren't taught or coached; the meetings mostly consist of management giving updates - Lack of success from the sales department gets pushed downhill - The sales department is run very lean, management shares a spreadsheet each month which shows how much each person is costing the company. Which I think is a very odd and uncomfortable way to evaluate a person, let alone to broadcast it to a large group - High turnover, more than I've ever seen in any professional organization - HR is a disaster. They have one rep in-house, and she is great but most of HR is outsourced to a crappy third-party company - No 401k matching