Pros
Stores are well-maintained, work environment is attractive. Product is light-weight, very little physical effort to the job. Jewelry discount is OK if an associate wishes to purchase. Customers are faithful to the brand and the entire job is about pleasing existing customers rather than attracting new customers, which can be good if you're not a salesperson and prefer to let the customer just ask for what they want and you give it to them.
Cons
If you're a good salesperson, you'll enjoy working more and make more money elsewhere. No commission structure. No objective measurements used (UPT, email capture, ADS) to evaluate sales associate's performance. Stores are consistently over-staffed for customer traffic, so time creeps by (with the exception of December and May). If you're a person who likes to keep busy at work, this isn't the job for you. Store management isn't customer-focused--they are internally focused and more worried about what Kerrville HQ thinks than what a customer thinks.