Pros
The benefits are fairly decent.
Cons
My advice is to stay away from this call center. If they don't like you, the hours you spend working there will become ever more miserable. Why might they not like you? They might feel professionally insecure, or perceive that you're different in some way, or perhaps they're simply bullies (who have learned to say the right words to the right people.) The job is made needlessly challenging. The documentation, which you must rely on to do your job, is disorganized and difficult to access. You're required to document every call, thoroughly and with accuracy, but you'll be unnecessarily rushed, and timed. It's a bizarre contradiction. You'll have no control over your outcome. It feels like, if 'leadership' wants you to succeed, you will succeed in some way, however, if they want you to fail, they can find a way to make that happen. They ask for feedback but, beware. Your feedback might later be brought up as a strike against you, as has happened in my situation. Truly, when they ask for suggestions for improvement, do not take the bait. UPMC benefits are nice. By all means look for a job within this company. But give the call center a wide, wide berth. You're better than this.