Posts Tagged ‘position’
Has anybody applied to Staples for the customer service rep position?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on February 18th, 2013
Question by ☮♥☺♪♫☼: Has anybody applied to Staples for the customer service rep position?
I am up to the interview with the customer service managers and don’t know what to expect. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. And am I really close to getting hired? Thanks in advance.
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Answer by Alesha
They will most likely ask you things like why you deserve the position and why you want the job it’ll be not big deal just answering their questions.
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Q&A: How can I seek a permanent position at a company I am temporarily employed by?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on January 31st, 2013
Question by cjmemay: How can I seek a permanent position at a company I am temporarily employed by?
I got a job this week working for a web developer/e-commerce business. They needed a “college student” to finish a “quick IT/Networking” project. Basically, their IT guy quit, and left the place a mess.
I have already completed wiring the network throughout the building, and everyone is up and running. They have asked me to organize some of the hardware and software, as it was previously a mess.
Currently, it seems, I am employed project to project, I would like to stay on with this company but I am primarily a web-designer, does anyone know of any techniques, or have any advice on how I make the transition from, the guy sorting through boxes in the corner to a new designer?
I am sure I am slightly less qualified than their other designers (not totally familiar with Flash, etc), but are there any techniques I can use to sell the attributes I do have?
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Answer by danreads123
Check to see what positions are available.
Do your best at all times.
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I have a phone interview for a customer service position, what should i say?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on December 12th, 2012
Question by MLeinart7: I have a phone interview for a customer service position, what should i say?
But I am graduating in August with a bachelors in Accounting.. I would like to present myself as staying on with the job, etc.. What should I say to the person giving the interview to make him believe I really want the position? I do have four years of customer service experience. He may wonder why an Accounting grad who want a customer service position, what can I say to make him think I do.
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Answer by m0wgli
Just be honest and sincere and tell them the reason why you are interested in this position rather than accounting, but be sure not to say anything that would not get you the job i.e “I only want the job temporarily while I search for a better accounting job”.
I had a phone interview for a Sears Managerial Internship but I am a Construction Engineering Management major and I couldn’t find any internships that were in the construction industry. Therefore, when they asked why did I want this position when it doesn’t correlate to my studies, I told them that I wanted the managerial experience and have always had an interest in retail management (I worked at Sears in high school). Therefore I was honest with my answer and didn’t compromise myself from the position.
Just be honest is the best tip I can give.
Good luck!
-m0wgli
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I have a cold and a job interview for a customer service position.. How bad does it look?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on November 24th, 2012
Question by Jess: I have a cold and a job interview for a customer service position.. How bad does it look?
I have a cold, and therefore a very hoarse voice. It’s for an over the phone customer service position. I’m going to take halls to suck on and try not to make that smacking noise, but I don’t know if anything else will help the fact that this isn’t my voice right now and I think it will effect my ability to get the job. It shows that when I’m sick I’ll still show up, but I don’t know if that’s a good or bad thing. Help! I need someone else’s opinion. Wish me luck! Thank you
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Answer by Jo
Tell them when you show up that you have a cold and tell them that is why you don’t want to shake hands (only if they reach out). Just keep it as descret as you can.
Good Luck!
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Q&A: Interview questions for Disney Reservations call center position?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on November 18th, 2012
Question by Shari S: Interview questions for Disney Reservations call center position?
It’s always hard to know what to expect when going in interviews– and preparation can make all the difference.
I have a phone interview, what are some of the typical questions that are asked in regards to working for the Disney reservations call center?
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Answer by Jerzee Devil
a pulse will help telemarketer types need to be aggressive and not get their feelings hurt easily. cheers
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About my name, about my present & future economical position & my parents health.?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on October 15th, 2012
Question by Kuntal B: About my name, about my present & future economical position & my parents health.?
This is Kuntal Banerjee, Dt-of-bth-05/09/1983 in Kolkata, at Bhowanipur.Right now I’m doing education business with placement [Base of BPO sector]. My company name is VGE International [Voyagers Group Of Education] in Siliguri, W.B. My father name is Pronab Kr Banerjee.All the papers of this company in my father name. I want to know the improvement of this business & future also. Right now I’m facing lot of problem like -to improve this business & my personal life also. Pls suggest me & help me.
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Answer by martha jones
what is your ?
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Q&A: Is it better to place your position or your organization first when listing each job on your resume?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on September 29th, 2012
Question by Ubiquitous: Is it better to place your position or your organization first when listing each job on your resume?
I’ve placed the position over the company for years and have managed to find work without a lot of problem. I figure employers are more concerned about WHAT you did than WHERE you did it. Most employers will not recognize the companies listed on my resume so why highlight them? It’s me they’re considering hiring, not my former employers. Most of my colleagues’ resumes and other samples I’ve seen show organization, then position. Please provide a source if you agree or disagree.
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Answer by Corazon
ABC Corporation, Somewhere, State 2/2/2000- Present
Qualitity Inspector
-List your duties here.
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I have applied for Customer Service position some of them say you must have 1 or 2 years experience some say
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on July 25th, 2012
Question by caligirl37f6769: I have applied for Customer Service position some of them say you must have 1 or 2 years experience some say
more than that required. Now then my question is this what types of work are considered to be “Customer Service”. I have about 1 1/2 years experience in a call center related Customer Service Job. BUT then in the past years ago I have experience as a cashier in fast food and also at a movie theatre and also in telemarketing. I have never considered that to be customer service related jobs BUT I have been told that it is is this true?
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Answer by butterflytattooedgirl
Its all customer service 
.. anytime your conversing with anykind of people (in person, over the phone and even email or chat) its all the same experience. I think its great its just not in one specific area.. it shows your flexible and can cover different aspects of the customer service business.
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Does anyone know about the Work from home call center position taking orders for pizza hut?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on February 27th, 2012
Question by tzebley: Does anyone know about the Work from home call center position taking orders for pizza hut?
I have a friend that is interested in working from home so she can watch her kids. I told her about the call center job taking orders for pizza hut but cant remember what the company/site was for it. If you can help, I would appreciate it.
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Answer by mmcettack6
www.liveops.com all these work at home call centers you need a wired high speed internet it can’t be satellite it has to be dsl or cable. Also there are other at home call centers you can have her go to www.ratracerebellion.com it has more options. Liveops does not pay for training and other companies that are legit will pay for training a really great company to work for is Teletech you can go to www.hirepoint.com you do need to have experience, they pay approxiamately 10.00 an hour and you get hra benefits and you are an hourly employee some of the other at home call centers you are not hourly they pay you by the minute that you are on the phone with the customer so if you get no calls you don’t get paid. Also with kids you have to have a quiet background no background noises whatsoever my friend got fired from a job with west at home because they heard her sons fighting in the background. Remember there are legit at home jobs. Hope this helps
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What salary should I ask for (business analyst position)?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on November 23rd, 2011
Question by Hanna S: What salary should I ask for (business analyst position)?
My qualifications, experience, and education.
Graduated from the University of Maryland w/ IFSM degree in 2000.
Worked for a large insurance company for 4.5 yrs. as a database analyst.
Currently, working for a small size IT company as a senior human resource specialist/database analyst for 2 years.
Have a total of 6.5 years of professional experience. I do have some requirement gathering experience.
The company I am interviewing with is T. Rowe Price, a large financial company located in MD and the position is for an entry-mid business analyst. What salary should I ask for?
I have 3 years of business analyst experience, gathering requirements.
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Answer by steve_sider98
How much actual experience do you have in biz analysis? That would be the driving factor.
You don’t want to price yourself out of a job by asking for more that you’re worth. But, no sense in leaving money on the table.
Do this:
1) Go to salary.com and see what the high, low, and median salaries are for BAs in your area.
2) Go to monster.com and careerbuilder.com and check out similar jobs and see what they are paying. In some cases, they will advertise the salary range.
3) During the interview, see if they will give you the salary “range.” Then, when they ask you, you what you want, you will be armed with enough business intel to make the right call.
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