Pros
There were many opportunities to take on new duties and new tasks, mainly because leadership sucked at allocating their money and they had to keep laying people off and cutting budgets. But hey, I didn't mind it. It was fun learning new skills. Also, the PTO was great. Work was relaxing when you wanted it to be, but you had the freedom to add more if you wanted as well.
Cons
I was one of maybe three other people of color in that entire office. People in that office were very ignorant of other cultures, and had a bit of cliquey feel to them. If you fit into that typical "All-American" construct, you were good. If you were different, there really wasn't any effort made to make you feel included or welcome. Additionally, most of the people who work there are in their 40s and 50s, and have been there for a long time. So when new, younger employees came in, they often would scoff at them like, "what would this little kid know?" There also was no effort investing in training programs or enriching employees.