Pros
For a staffing firm, it's top notch and where you want to be if you thrive under pressure and in high metrics/KPI environments. Great culture, incredible people to work with, great opportunity to grind and make money if that's what you enjoy.
Cons
It's still staffing. The three meetings a day to discuss updates is out dated and contributes to very poor work life balance, particularly the 8 am meetings, especially for employees with children. Being in staffing, it can feel like a typical corporate pressure chamber, The comparison to other Recruiters or AM's and pressure to meet these metrics can become incredibly stressful and negatively impact your mental health and make you feel like you can't enjoy your time off or time outside of work. In typical sales or staffing nature, you are completely reliant on your commission as part of your salary. No one would be able to survive off of the base salaries alone, so if something happens out of your control and you lose several placements, you may find yourself in a position where you can't pay your mortgage/childcare/typical monthly expenses.