Pros
The benefits are good and you can get out of the office quite a bit to go on appointments and networking events. Take advantage of the short term disability program, it's cheap and may come in handy if you are ever injured and cannot work.
Cons
They micro-manage everything you do. They track your sales, outbound calls, length of time on the phone and number of quotes done on a daily basis. On a weekly basis the manager will go over in excruciating detail the types of people you are quoting, why you didn't sell more than you did, and what do you have in the pipeline. Opportunities to advance are slim unless you are in HQ or in a large call center. A lot of the reps who have been there for awhile are spoon fed by the service reps and most people in the whole company aren't to be trusted. The main thing the company worries about is money money money. They are cheap on claims and are constantly worried about "premium leakage" ie getting the most money out of people that they can before they go elsewhere, this includes policyholders and employees.