Pros
If you're able to sell insurance and consistently find new people to sell to you'll love the work and you'll be rewarded handsomely with great pay and a very flexible schedule.
Cons
This position is touted as you becoming a financial advisor as you are being on-boarded. Throughout the interview process they show you how you'll be helping people and that they approach financial planning in a well-rounded way. Once you get to training it's very clear how sales oriented and life insurance focused the whole thing is. Not to mention the whole "give us 200 names of your closest friends and family" ordeal so that you can sell to the ones you love first. My MD once told me he had 500-600 clients and that was the ideal goal for a rep. I don't know how someone manages 5-600 people as a "financial advisor" without losing people along the way. The true answer is that even when you are a quote unquote financial advisor for this company you're still just slinging insurance. If you really want to be a financial advisor and do good work that actually helps the majority of people, find another place to work.