Pros
Nothing at all, unless you just want to be lazy and get paid minimum wage
Cons
The warranty department is just disorganized, inefficient and way too relaxed to the point where people waste time just to "be chill" while the few competent employees pick up all the slack with zero recognition.
The managers expects way too much from a few individuals while letting others do the bare minimum. Instead of holding everyone accountable, they dump extra responsibilities on whoever happens to be capable, effectively turning them into an unpaid supervisor. Worse, management doesn’t care about errors until they escalate into bigger issues. By then, it’s too late, and guess who gets stuck fixing the mess? Not the people who caused the problem—but the one person who actually knows what they’re doing.
Since there's zero accountability, most employees take advantage of the relaxed environment. Mistakes are frequent, yet nobody takes ownership, meaning the rare competent employee is left to clean up other people’s messes—again, without recognition or support.
The pay was laughably low. Even their "benefits" are cheap and barely worth mentioning.