Pros
From my experience at Sears I would say the best pro is that they are flexible. However, you need to earn you way here before you are able to start taking time off. If you are friendly with management they are very willing to work with you. Also, there is the potential to make a fair amount of money if you are living with your parents. If you are on your own I would look elsewhere for bigger paychecks.
Cons
District and regional managers like to beat you up over TEDs (Tire Enhancement Dollars), MEDs (Maintenance Enhancement Dollars), and any other acronym they can come up with a number for. They are very shortsighted on the way they want business done and spend far more time complaining about dust and product that isn't on the shelf straight. If you're looking for money for a house or are planning on living on your own look somewhere else. If you are just looking for some spending cash then this will be great for you.