Pros
Blue Collar Positions at Utility Companies Tend to Pay Above Average. Pacificorp pays their below the industry average, but it certainly beats minimum wage. If you want to get your foot in the utility door, this might be a good place, briefly.
Cons
At the expensive rate Pacific charges for power they are likely to lose significant numbers of customers to solar and power walls. This has been discussed in high level meetings. Be prepared for cuts in wage/salary and cuts in benefits every year. As knowledgeable and skilled people retire and relocate to better paying companies the dregs are left behind. They aren't necessarily very much fun to work for or with. High Employee Turnover Strict Work Environment (pretty much everything is a firing offense)