No replies yet? I'll do what I usually prefer not to, and give you the "my buddy..." answer. He got out, went to grad school, then couldn't find a job he liked so he went the canrec route. I never kept in great touch with him, but it seemed like a pretty good way to get O3/O4 pay, serve in a meaningful way, but still come home to the family each night. I assume he did officer recruiting, and from my limited vantage point it didn't seem too bad. Separately, I've heard if you can get a few nukes and aviators, your fine.
I have a co-worker who was in the army and was a company commander for enlisted recruiters. That sounded horrible! Every month he didn't make quota, he'd have to drive 3 hours to explain (at 0600!) why. They'd have conferences, and those that made quota got Embassy Suites, those that hadn't were in motel 6.
Have you looked into it? Do you know where you're headed beforehand?
Career-wise (reserves) I'd imagine it's good enough to get you to LCDR, with perhaps a little momentum for o5. You'll have a string of fit reps and several years of your record being maintained by pros, but the guys who took O4 commands and IA billets to war zones will prob look better.
Let us know how it turns out.