Pros
I got along great with my pharmacist, and we were a well oiled machine quickly because of it. Being the only technician meant I wasn't cleaning up anyone else's mess, and I had a lot of say in how the pharmacy ran. I loved my regulars dearly. We dispensed for a suboxone clinic, and 99% of those patients were incredibly nice. I loved being able to offer patients the option to have their copays billed to them, especially working with so many low income folks who might not have their copay the day they needed to pick up their meds. Fulfilling to provide for a community with high homeless rates and low average income.
Cons
Being so small was nice in some ways, but really detrimental in others. No backup for a sick day, since I was the only technician. During a time when there was no permanent pharmacist, upper management stepped in, micromanaged everything and was very condescending in what almost felt like an abusive way. I poured everything I had into the job and was made to feel like it was my fault we weren't hitting our goals. Upper management only saw numbers, not people.