Pros
They con (and pay) some reputable artists into working with them. If you make it into the inner circle you'll get paid hush money to turn a blind eye to the CEO's bad behaviour.
Cons
The CEO is a nasty bully who thinks he can play with people's lives while he runs around the world hiring private jets and helicopters with investor money. No-one is safe from his sociopathic tendencies, even if you've been at the company for a long time you're at risk of being hazed out, bullied out or having your replacement hired in while you're still there. He micro-manages each department, to prevent promotions and advancement of staff he's taken a disliking to, no matter their loyalty or contribution to the company. He creates a 'state-of-survival' atmosphere where staff compete against each other to keep their roles and worm into his good books. There is no security, and therefore no trust amongst colleagues, or company culture. Someone will throw you under the bus eventually. You might make it if you’re a white male, like the majority of their production crew. If you’re a ‘hot female’ you might have the dubious honour of getting hit on at the Christmas party by the CEO. Their ‘Black Lives Matter’ sentiments are hypocritical, ask them to show you their employee demographics. Beware the vipers nest, avoid at all costs.