Pros
The pay and benefits are actually good.
Cons
The manager is not skilled to run such a facility. He's not capable of making the right decisions on the spot. I've learnt from the very beginning that everything is based on whether or not they like you. If they like you, you could get away with coming in late everyday(they would change the schedule in the books so it looks like they're coming in at the right time), you could just stand around and not do anything. If they don't like you, get ready to be criticized for every little thing, get ready to run an entire area by yourself and get reprimanded by the leads when you complain about it. Everybody in that place is a snake and cannot be trusted. Don't try to make friends, if they're nice to you, it's only because they think they're getting something in return. The workload can be ridiculous if you're actually a good worker. There has been so many occasions where the hardest worker is forced to work in an area all by themselves which can be the worse thing ever when you're forced to fix 9 robots, plus run up and down a flight of stairs. Somehow you still get criticized if a robot is down. If you're not good or a lazy worker(which they're are plenty) they'd actually make sure they schedule multiple people to help out. Good Luck if you decide to take the risk and accept the job. The turnover rate is ridiculous.