Pros
They offer good hours and expect you to take your breaks and lunches to stay fresh. The benefit I chose was an HSA offered there thru UHC, and that plan has a deductible like all health plans. My doctor was in network so no issue on that. The dental and vision plan was also good. There are times during AEP you can get overtime, and select how many hours you want to work. They can train you to get your Texas life and health license, if you follow the steps and apply yourself, and you will pass.
Cons
They contract with several Medicare plans. Just don't be late and take no more than a 15 minute break. Show up on time and do not go over your break time or lunch time. That is all any employer asks for and it is not unreasonable to ask you to be at your desk at least 10+ minutes early, to get logged in and be ready to start your shift.