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A big pro is that they have great work and you will learn a lot. if you are good they will let you handle the majority of the transaction by yourself which is truly awesome.
The team is relatively small than other firms.
They have a lot of work and usually they work late hours.
The work culture is as bad as it can get.
The pay is bad and below industry standards.
Go for it if you wish to ▮▮▮ niche like debt capital markets in the future with very few green pastures like Indus, JSA or KCO.
Avoid if you need a work life balance or steep learning curve.