Pros
You could be fully independent, work remotely, experience (although not traditional or the best)
Cons
Was told to start sending videos to the social media team without ever being informed of who they were let alone their emails, supervisor/ceo didn't understand the first thing about video editing let alone what's trendy now as opposed to the early 2000s, very repetitive work, never allowed you to show your full ability as an editor and if you did, you were told it was too much even if it was just a fading transition, occasionally asked you to do things that weren't even remotely in your job description (the guy that interviewed me was a marketing intern for them just "helping out" after being told the day of that's what he's doing today) and I was searching up vendors for the showcase- that was less than a week away- as a video editor... Overall, not a great experience. It really only taught me what to look out for when applying to future editing jobs/internships.