Pros
Pay is on par with most other call center jobs Work From Home Extra money is thrown on during mandatory OT Voluntary Time Off when it's not busy Company paid internet for work and nice computer set up
Cons
Typical call center just looking for bodies to fill seats Micromanaged especially with the sentiment score which is questionable in itself as it's a artificial algorithm More than half of training class has already quit Health Benefits are horrible considering it's owned by United Health Group Training is horrible it might as well not even exist, you learn very little to nothing except for 6 weeks of looking at outdated PDF's and slides nearly two weeks of that is just tech issues and things not related to the job at all. You will receive 10 different answers on the simplest things which should be standard operating procedures. Knowledge Base articles are horribly written and designed Client procedure documents/information is often missing or so vague you have no clue what is going on with that plan Claim they want you to just take care of the member but then start messaging you to hurry up on a call Confusing Mail Order system which should be a straight forward process instead of attempting to guess what needs to be done Internal departments can be very rude when reaching out for assistance List goes on...