Most of the conversations were challenging. I mostly worked on the technical issues that customers were having so all contacts began with high degrees of customer frustration and required patience until resolutions were reached.
Listening to my customer and learning to take constructive feedback.
I’m 14 and I want to pay my phone bill
Communication! Talk to the appropriate person to straighten out the issue.
Having been on the other side of the fence - Interviewing, Recruiting & Hiring. The answer is when they are ready and not a moment before. I want to share with you what really goes on behind the scenes. Note - I am waiting to hear back about an interview myself!
They still may be interviewing applicants. This can happen quickly over a few days to a few weeks.
Someone critical to the process - makes the final decision may be out sick or out of town.
HR may have strict rules for legal reasons about calling or getting back to people until decisions are made for the next step are in place. So it's not their fault for not answering you.
Some companies just aren't good at this thing even one with a formal HR Dept.
Sometimes the position you applied for gets delayed or rethought due to budget reasons, changes in mgmt, reorganization. ( This is one reason why jobs get re-posted after someone has been rejected or not heard back from an interview).
Your email will get eaten by spam. Make sure you check your email inbox/spam box.
Things just take longer than anyone on the outside ever imagines
Here's what I've found that doesn't HELP You!
Placing blame on THEM for delays and for your misery. Since you don't know the exact reason and may never will - making yourself miserable over what you can't control doesn't help.
Waiting to hear back from the interview about the job you really want so you don't bother looking for other jobs. Don't put all of your eggs in one basket. Keep looking.
Sit and complain about how bad the interview process going over the same frustrations can start to color how you feel about the potential employer. JUST STOP!
The interview process can be frustrating and maddening. Everybody's been there. How unfair it feels. Wanting to be kept informed about every step is normal but this is out of your control, and if you keep thinking about it, it'll drive you nuts.
What I've found DOES help -
Be patient and know that you've done your best. Let go of what you can't control
Patience doesn't mean you can't try to follow up but do it briefly, politely and not too often ( wait 10-14 days)
Keep looking for a job with full determination, it's the smart thing to do, this will keep you sane, and who knows you may find a better fit.
The post-interview process has a life and a time frame of its own. I hope this makes the waiting game less frustrating for you. It really does take longer than you would think. Good luck getting the job you want!!
I have 12 years in customer Service 6 years with Verizonwireless 3yrs in Southfield, MI and 3.2yrs in Alpharetta, GA. I worked For LDMI in Detroit, MI as Customer Service Agent for 1yr. I worked at Frontier for 3yrs as Collections Representative .I made lots of incentives at all 3 of these jobs Prior to Customer Service I worked in the Mortgage business I was a loan set up clerk, loan warehouse, loan closer
I spent 37 years at DDB Worldwide, large Ad Agency Group across the globe. In the past 30 years I negotiated over 75 acquisitions . Handled with DDB Lawyers client/ agency agreements. Basically excellent experience in the economics of running a marketing services Company.
The wireless industry. 90% of time spent onsite climbing Cell Towers. Fully grasp all aspects of initial training (TT1 and TT2). Assist foreman in developing and planning complete site build (as it pertains to the SOW at hand). Share ultimate responsibility for quality of SOW deliverable. Assist foreman in identifying change orders, obstacles, and safety concerns that may impede SOW timeline. Possess leadership skills to direct all top side activities. Back up tower foreman when on the ground. Have a solid understanding of color coding, weatherproofing, grounding, etc. (as it pertains, to the SOW at hand). Understand all components of the COP process.
Qualifications:
Capstan operations
Crane/signaling
Steal work (hanging boom, antenna etc.)
Shoot azimuths
Knowledge of all testing equipment -load hopping and (basic functions of the equipment)
Higher understanding of multiple pulley operations
Fully understand quality and safety procedures
Ability to clearly capture photo images
Advanced understanding of Rigging
Connector install
System testing (load hopping) PIM, ANRITSU, Fiber etc.
Coax, Fiber routing/handling
Top side and bottom side grounding
Cad welding
Self-motivated
Quick learner
Able to take direction
Hard-working
Employment is dependent on the successful completion of a background check and drug screen
Physically able to climb 1000 vertical feet per day.
Coordinate multiple tasks simultaneously.
Accurately complete detailed forms and reports.
Travel required with overnight trips.
Comfortable working outside in all weather conditions.
Work from home telecommunications
Our company got shutdown and am looking job. Due to telecom market is not good in india.i am unable to find job. I have 11 years telecom experience.skills Linux,SS7, people management, vendor management, customer support