An opportunity to build professionalism, but only a stepping stone to becoming a professional
Pros
Good pay for a service/retail level job, stores in every major metro area if you want to move, more professional than most retail / service jobs, clients include many sales reps (if you're interested in getting into professional sales), clients include many managers of big companies (if you're interested in networking), clients include small business / start-up executives (if you're interested in that kind of career),
Cons
You'll probably never make more than what $14 / hr is worth in 2012, almost 2000 stores and each differs greatly because operating procedures are modified or even ignored on a store to store basis, bonus requirements have become almost impossible to achieve , hiring wages are less than what they used to be and barely half for management compared to even five years ago, many tenured center managers have become complacent / indifferent and do minimum work failing to develop good employees or a successful store