Pros
You don't have to pay for health benefits.
Cons
The pay is extremely inadequate for having a Bachelor's degree. There is no room for growth since there are no "titles" beyond a "member advisor." Everyone throughout the whole organization is a "member advisor" so you will be doing car loans, mortgages, teller work, answering phone calls, loan underwriting, and financial counseling (just to name a few) for low pay (like 15 dollars an hour) and no room for growth. The job consists of doing "everything" so there is nothing to advance to. Also, you receive no training or guidance on how to actually do your job. Middle management does not manage, does not councils its subordinates, does not guide or give feed back ever. In other words they are not involved and do not lead by example because they do not know how to lead. Most leaders are in their position due to political reasons, not because they are good at their jobs. The only resources you have to do your job is the employee next to you you can ask questions to and directions on a system they call "knowledge base" which is a complete joke of a resource.