Pros
I worked with a lot of great people at Kiplinger who have been in the business for a long time. There was a lot to learn from these folks.
Cons
Some of the cons were that I really couldn't tell if they were interested in staying in business! The lack of innovation and movement into this century is staggering. Someone in another glassdoor review mentioned they were very interested in true writing and journalism, and less on making money, which they considered pro. I consider it a con if that prevents you from staying in business. Employees need tools to complete their jobs, and though these tools cost money, they increase productivity exponentially. This is also something that was always an issue. There was also so much done manually. On paper. Rather than using computers. Lack of communication between departments. Web, Editorial, Marketing, Sales were all their own separate entities, and lacked communication.