Pros
Nice cafeteria and break room areas. If you like being isolated and not talking to anyone this is the job for you. As a temp you can just sit at your desk and not be bothered by others because you are basically invisible.
Cons
As a temp you are basically thrown in the basement and forgotten about. They give you the crummy looking cubes and office chairs that look like they've been sitting in storage for the last 10 years. You are also placed away from the main employees almost like you have an illness. More often than not when you walk by a main employee they look at you like "who are you" and "how did you get in here". The work for a credentialing coordinator is mindless and if you have a basic understanding of reading and how to use a mouse and keyboard you can do this job. Also you spend more time fixing the mistakes of other temps who don't seem to know how to read along with not knowing how to use a mouse or keyboard. The management is some of the most unprofessional group people I've come across. There is no communication on your performance (good or bad), they don't answer questions clearly and they can't even keep a consistent lie going. They also feel like they can lie to the temps by seemingly promise that this project was just a trial period and after this project is completed they will be hired full time.