Pros
There are a couple of good things about working for this company. When you are sick or if you need to leave for an emergency they are usually accommodating, you might not get paid for the time you are gone though. There are also some great people working here.
Cons
The cons are too many to list, but here are a few. If you are reading this then you are either a current employee, a member of G&H "leadership" or considering working here. If you are the latter do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. This is not higher education. It is a telemarketing, enrollment sales job. You will be saddling un-qualified. lower income students with student debt at sub-par schools. Prepare to have every second of your day micro-managed by "leaders with a high school education. There are bachelor's degrees and higher among some of the upper management members, but don't expect to see them in the office. One upper level manager claims to be an expert on education and only has a bachelor's from a low tier, for profit, online school although it is laughably, "with honors". Benefits are terrible and on a par with insuring yourself privately and salaries are minimal. You will be held accountable for enrollment goals and you will be disciplined and let go if you do not meet enrollment goals. This, by the way, is a practice that operates outside of legal parameters.