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AOL loves to destroy computers like my old one and then play dumb when you call them, putting this Indian guy in the middle.

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I have applied with AT&T (formerly Cingular Wireless), and have an appointment this week to take the test and am hoping to get an interview.

My questions.. First, how much experience does AT&T require to be qualified for this position?

Anyone ever worked at AT&T, have any advice regarding an interview?

I've been a "homemaker" for the past 8 years, and I am 27 years old. Before which, I held a job at a restaurant for a couple of months when I was 19. Since, I have worked occasionally - worked for a research company call center in 2003 for a month or so, until relocating across the country. Then, in 2006 I had a temporary position at Walmart on a remodel crew for 2 months. In between, i've been a "Homemaker" and did occasionally housecleaning and childcare work.
Will my lack of steady employment create a problem?

Any advice is very much appreciated!!
Friends who have worked there have told me that so long as I have SOME customer service experience, i'll be just fine. Would the past jobs I mentioned be considered customer service?

In the past, I was unable to keep employment for long periods of time, mainly due to sharing one car, and conflicting schedules. The situation has changed… And if hired, I look at this job as "longterm".What would be a good way to get that across to them without just coming out with it, and bringing attention to the gaps and lengths of past employment?

*sigh* Any advice is MUCH appreciated!!

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Make sure you know the products. They give you a brochure on each product. Have a plesant voice and treat everyone kindly. Good luck!

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Aweber is a powerful customer relationship management tool. Use it and wathc your business grow.

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When you are building a list, you want to have 2 lists PER PRODUCT.

That means, you want to have a list for:
1) prospects
2) customers

Prospects are people you want to promote your product to.

Once your prospect purchases your product, you want to automatically move them to your CUSTOMER LIST. Autoresponders such as aweber & getresponse has options to do this automatically.

So don’t try to build one fat list.

NO! NO! NO!

…Instead, make sure to have 2 lists per product. One for your prospect and one for your customers.

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I have applied with AT&T (formerly Cingular Wireless), and have an appointment this week to take the test and am hoping to get an interview.

My questions.. First, how much experience does AT&T require to be qualified for this position?

Anyone ever worked at AT&T, have any advice regarding an interview?

I've been a "homemaker" for the past 8 years, and I am 27 years old. Before which, I held a job at a restaurant for a couple of months when I was 19. Since, I have worked occasionally - worked for a research company call center in 2003 for a month or so, until relocating across the country. Then, in 2006 I had a temporary position at Walmart on a remodel crew for 2 months. In between, i've been a "Homemaker" and did occasionally housecleaning and childcare work.
Will my lack of steady employment create a problem?

Any advice is very much appreciated!!
Friends who have worked there have told me that so long as I have SOME customer service experience, i'll be just fine. Would the past jobs I mentioned be considered customer service?

In the past, I was unable to keep employment for long periods of time, mainly due to sharing one car, and conflicting schedules. The situation has changed… And if hired, I look at this job as "longterm".What would be a good way to get that across to them without just coming out with it, and bringing attention to the gaps and lengths of past employment?

*sigh* Any advice is MUCH appreciated!!

The following reply is by : Go Cubs Go :
Make sure you know the products. They give you a brochure on each product. Have a plesant voice and treat everyone kindly. Good luck!

I have applied with AT&T (formerly Cingular Wireless), and have an appointment this week to take the test and am hoping to get an interview.

My questions.. First, how much experience does AT&T require to be qualified for this position?

Anyone ever worked at AT&T, have any advice regarding an interview?

I've been a "homemaker" for the past 8 years, and I am 27 years old. Before which, I held a job at a restaurant for a couple of months when I was 19. Since, I have worked occasionally - worked for a research company call center in 2003 for a month or so, until relocating across the country. Then, in 2006 I had a temporary position at Walmart on a remodel crew for 2 months. In between, i've been a "Homemaker" and did occasionally housecleaning and childcare work.
Will my lack of steady employment create a problem?

Any advice is very much appreciated!!
Friends who have worked there have told me that so long as I have SOME customer service experience, i'll be just fine. Would the past jobs I mentioned be considered customer service?

In the past, I was unable to keep employment for long periods of time, mainly due to sharing one car, and conflicting schedules. The situation has changed… And if hired, I look at this job as "longterm".What would be a good way to get that across to them without just coming out with it, and bringing attention to the gaps and lengths of past employment?

*sigh* Any advice is MUCH appreciated!!

The best answer is by :
Go Cubs Go :
Make sure you know the products. They give you a brochure on each product. Have a plesant voice and treat everyone kindly. Good luck!

Rainfall is good, just make sure that the sun comes out so that it dries up the rain. If the sun doesn't come out, then it will turn into a flood!

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I have applied with AT&T (formerly Cingular Wireless), and have an appointment this week to take the test and am hoping to get an interview.

My questions.. First, how much experience does AT&T require to be qualified for this position?

Anyone ever worked at AT&T, have any advice regarding an interview?

I've been a "homemaker" for the past 8 years, and I am 27 years old. Before which, I held a job at a restaurant for a couple of months when I was 19. Since, I have worked occasionally - worked for a research company call center in 2003 for a month or so, until relocating across the country. Then, in 2006 I had a temporary position at Walmart on a remodel crew for 2 months. In between, i've been a "Homemaker" and did occasionally housecleaning and childcare work.
Will my lack of steady employment create a problem?

Any advice is very much appreciated!!
Friends who have worked there have told me that so long as I have SOME customer service experience, i'll be just fine. Would the past jobs I mentioned be considered customer service?

In the past, I was unable to keep employment for long periods of time, mainly due to sharing one car, and conflicting schedules. The situation has changed… And if hired, I look at this job as "longterm".What would be a good way to get that across to them without just coming out with it, and bringing attention to the gaps and lengths of past employment?

*sigh* Any advice is MUCH appreciated!!

The answer is provided by :
Go Cubs Go :
Make sure you know the products. They give you a brochure on each product. Have a plesant voice and treat everyone kindly. Good luck!

I have applied with AT&T (formerly Cingular Wireless), and have an appointment this week to take the test and am hoping to get an interview.

My questions.. First, how much experience does AT&T require to be qualified for this position?

Anyone ever worked at AT&T, have any advice regarding an interview?

I've been a "homemaker" for the past 8 years, and I am 27 years old. Before which, I held a job at a restaurant for a couple of months when I was 19. Since, I have worked occasionally - worked for a research company call center in 2003 for a month or so, until relocating across the country. Then, in 2006 I had a temporary position at Walmart on a remodel crew for 2 months. In between, i've been a "Homemaker" and did occasionally housecleaning and childcare work.
Will my lack of steady employment create a problem?

Any advice is very much appreciated!!
Friends who have worked there have told me that so long as I have SOME customer service experience, i'll be just fine. Would the past jobs I mentioned be considered customer service?

In the past, I was unable to keep employment for long periods of time, mainly due to sharing one car, and conflicting schedules. The situation has changed… And if hired, I look at this job as "longterm".What would be a good way to get that across to them without just coming out with it, and bringing attention to the gaps and lengths of past employment?

*sigh* Any advice is MUCH appreciated!!

The following reply is by : Go Cubs Go :
Make sure you know the products. They give you a brochure on each product. Have a plesant voice and treat everyone kindly. Good luck!

I have applied with AT&T (formerly Cingular Wireless), and have an appointment this week to take the test and am hoping to get an interview.

My questions.. First, how much experience does AT&T require to be qualified for this position?

Anyone ever worked at AT&T, have any advice regarding an interview?

I've been a "homemaker" for the past 8 years, and I am 27 years old. Before which, I held a job at a restaurant for a couple of months when I was 19. Since, I have worked occasionally - worked for a research company call center in 2003 for a month or so, until relocating across the country. Then, in 2006 I had a temporary position at Walmart on a remodel crew for 2 months. In between, i've been a "Homemaker" and did occasionally housecleaning and childcare work.
Will my lack of steady employment create a problem?

Any advice is very much appreciated!!
Friends who have worked there have told me that so long as I have SOME customer service experience, i'll be just fine. Would the past jobs I mentioned be considered customer service?

In the past, I was unable to keep employment for long periods of time, mainly due to sharing one car, and conflicting schedules. The situation has changed… And if hired, I look at this job as "longterm".What would be a good way to get that across to them without just coming out with it, and bringing attention to the gaps and lengths of past employment?

*sigh* Any advice is MUCH appreciated!!

The best answer is by :
Go Cubs Go :
Make sure you know the products. They give you a brochure on each product. Have a plesant voice and treat everyone kindly. Good luck!

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I have applied with AT&T (formerly Cingular Wireless), and have an appointment this week to take the test and am hoping to get an interview.

My questions.. First, how much experience does AT&T require to be qualified for this position?

Anyone ever worked at AT&T, have any advice regarding an interview?

I've been a "homemaker" for the past 8 years, and I am 27 years old. Before which, I held a job at a restaurant for a couple of months when I was 19. Since, I have worked occasionally - worked for a research company call center in 2003 for a month or so, until relocating across the country. Then, in 2006 I had a temporary position at Walmart on a remodel crew for 2 months. In between, i've been a "Homemaker" and did occasionally housecleaning and childcare work.
Will my lack of steady employment create a problem?

Any advice is very much appreciated!!
Friends who have worked there have told me that so long as I have SOME customer service experience, i'll be just fine. Would the past jobs I mentioned be considered customer service?

In the past, I was unable to keep employment for long periods of time, mainly due to sharing one car, and conflicting schedules. The situation has changed… And if hired, I look at this job as "longterm".What would be a good way to get that across to them without just coming out with it, and bringing attention to the gaps and lengths of past employment?

*sigh* Any advice is MUCH appreciated!!

The following reply is by : Go Cubs Go :
Make sure you know the products. They give you a brochure on each product. Have a plesant voice and treat everyone kindly. Good luck!

I have applied with AT&T (formerly Cingular Wireless), and have an appointment this week to take the test and am hoping to get an interview.

My questions.. First, how much experience does AT&T require to be qualified for this position?

Anyone ever worked at AT&T, have any advice regarding an interview?

I've been a "homemaker" for the past 8 years, and I am 27 years old. Before which, I held a job at a restaurant for a couple of months when I was 19. Since, I have worked occasionally - worked for a research company call center in 2003 for a month or so, until relocating across the country. Then, in 2006 I had a temporary position at Walmart on a remodel crew for 2 months. In between, i've been a "Homemaker" and did occasionally housecleaning and childcare work.
Will my lack of steady employment create a problem?

Any advice is very much appreciated!!
Friends who have worked there have told me that so long as I have SOME customer service experience, i'll be just fine. Would the past jobs I mentioned be considered customer service?

In the past, I was unable to keep employment for long periods of time, mainly due to sharing one car, and conflicting schedules. The situation has changed… And if hired, I look at this job as "longterm".What would be a good way to get that across to them without just coming out with it, and bringing attention to the gaps and lengths of past employment?

*sigh* Any advice is MUCH appreciated!!

The following reply is by : Go Cubs Go :
Make sure you know the products. They give you a brochure on each product. Have a plesant voice and treat everyone kindly. Good luck!

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I have applied with AT&T (formerly Cingular Wireless), and have an appointment this week to take the test and am hoping to get an interview.

My questions.. First, how much experience does AT&T require to be qualified for this position?

Anyone ever worked at AT&T, have any advice regarding an interview?

I've been a "homemaker" for the past 8 years, and I am 27 years old. Before which, I held a job at a restaurant for a couple of months when I was 19. Since, I have worked occasionally - worked for a research company call center in 2003 for a month or so, until relocating across the country. Then, in 2006 I had a temporary position at Walmart on a remodel crew for 2 months. In between, i've been a "Homemaker" and did occasionally housecleaning and childcare work.
Will my lack of steady employment create a problem?

Any advice is very much appreciated!!
Friends who have worked there have told me that so long as I have SOME customer service experience, i'll be just fine. Would the past jobs I mentioned be considered customer service?

In the past, I was unable to keep employment for long periods of time, mainly due to sharing one car, and conflicting schedules. The situation has changed… And if hired, I look at this job as "longterm".What would be a good way to get that across to them without just coming out with it, and bringing attention to the gaps and lengths of past employment?

*sigh* Any advice is MUCH appreciated!!

The answer is provided by :
Go Cubs Go :
Make sure you know the products. They give you a brochure on each product. Have a plesant voice and treat everyone kindly. Good luck!