Pros
A growing company that is open to new ideas, allowing people to expand their roles as much as they desire.
I started as a relatively low level employee and was given opportunities to present my ideas for product improvement and take on new projects, and over the next 3 years I was given a real place in management team's discussions on product strategy, marketing, and more. I saw several others do the same, moving quickly from an entry level position to a more substantial role - based on their own motivation to think outside their basic job requirements.
The company is a positive, low politics environment, people are friendly and professional, and work / life balance is respected. Turnover is generally low.
Sales manager is a great guy, has been with the company for a long time. Upper management took over the company about 5 years ago and have greatly improved the product. They are always open to new ideas.
Office is a few steps from Penn Station and every train. Good benefits. No drama.
Cons
The workplace is friendly and happy, but you wouldn't expect wild and crazy startup fun a la Google.
A successful person will need to be self-motivated, rather than expecting 1-2-3 directions from a manager (although help, strategic guidance and constructive feedback is provided).