Pluspunten
Casual dress code. Most of the people were generally nice but really quiet... A LOT of fresh CSUN graduates that end up there. You had your own space/cubicle that you were able to customize and stuff. You were able to take small breaks and actually go out for a walk around the block which was nice. Easy work. No one breathing down your back (unless you were really slow...which there were a couple). Good place to start. Work life balance was good. You come in, do your 8 hours, and ya leave.
Minpunten
Huge turnover rate. Very office-like building which isn't necessarily bad but like, old and dusty with not much natural sunlight. Very repetitive work and can get pretty boring. Felt more like a regular desk data entry job as oppose to really working in the music industry. Pay was low, but I guess the easy work and being to yourself kinda balanced that? Now a place where you can grow, there were a very slim few that do but it's pretty much just supervising others work. There were a couple brown nosers that I remembered, and it worked.