Pros
They are funny, laid-back, and very fun to talk to. They exude a family atmosphere and profess to be open to having families and life outside of work
Cons
You get paid very little to work extremely hard. They bring you in making nearly nothing, want you to work 50-60 hours a week, and perform the tasks of 3-4 people. The hardest workers do almost all of the work while slackers (who are friends with the upper management team) are in no danger of termination. There are about 6 people in the company who put in about 85% of the work. It's a company of nearly-all males. There are only a few women there and, with the exception of one woman in project management, they have inconsequential positions. If you are a man who has children and a family, you're given all the leeway in the world at this position (to leave early, take time off, work from home). If you don't have kids, you should bet that you're the one working nights and weekends.