Pros
Work is fine. You're on air with large in-market clients; you get more out of networking than you do actually working.
Cons
Absolutely the most unprofessional, unresponsive media company I've worked at. Our 'region supervisor' goes months without every setting foot in the office- always claims to be 'working from home' despite not answering calls or emails. There is a complete lack of communication- technical and schedule changes are made without any notice or warning. The nepotism and favoritism in the office is appalling- as long as the 'region supervisor' takes a shine to you, client complaints, a lack of punctuality, and refusal to perform certain aspects of the job don't matter. If you're not one of 'the favorites,' expect to be blackballed and shut out of hours the second you make a minor mistake or call in sick. HR and corporate is invisible. Complaints, emails, grievances and calls go unanswered and ignored. The clients are great to have on a resume...but even working at those stations means nothing when you try and apply for other jobs AT that station/cluster.