Avantages
Not too much pressure, not very toxic environment. The office was clean and ok, and there were times I was allowed to work from home. The training period was adequate and paid. The HR was helpful.
Inconvénients
Pay is bad. Per diem they say, but you never get called in. They say seniority determines hours, but when there is little work you don't get work AT ALL. I had about 4 weeks (not consecutive. about 20 days) over the course of around 4 months. There is very little room for career growth. It's a dead end and everybody knows it. Maybe that's why nobody expects much from you. Every project is different and you're expected to jump in and do the work without really being instructed specifically what is expected. They say you learn on the job, but you never are called on the job, so you don't have the opportunity to "learn."