A real work at home job part 2

melfly

symikins wrote: »

thinking of trying sales side of teletech ,currently off sick from present job due to stress and need to find something else , am currently looking to appying for benifits as my ssp runs out in end of feb and will then be on no wages ...long story + wont bore u to bits, but by applying and getting this job does this rule me out of benifit help , cannot cope with more than 20 hrs , and have worked for 37 yrs full time, up to this yr + id like some help now , can anyone help me pse
thanks xx

can l just say my b/b is with sky , so is that a prob ??

I think the min hours on sales is 22 per week
you will have no problem with your BB being with sky.

lulaloo

I've just completed my online tests - hopefully I passed and will get a phonecall soon!

mumofjusttwo

At present I am waiting to get back to training as I am waiting on my Experian report. at present I think it is taking about 20 days for the Disclosure Scotland to be processed so the sooner you can send it of the better.

lulaloo

Hi everyone, I have my interview scheduled for 5pm tomorrow.

Just wondering, when you go into training is there set hours that you have to do e.g. every evening monday to friday?

I have uni on a wednesday night so wouldnt be able to take this on

Thanks for any help

mumofjusttwo

Normally it is 4-8pm Monday - Friday

HTH

lulaloo

how many weeks do you do - is it 4? It's for customer service.

Oh dear, I may have to give it a miss then (that's if I get the job lol) as i'm at uni 6 til 9 and cant really afford to miss 4 weeks of that

sarah.roberts85

I'm on my second week of training, its 4-8pm, mon-fri, for 4 weeks.
My trainer has a few classes at different times so maybe you could ask your recruiter if there are other options for you?

modavida

I am currently in my second week of production. Graduated at last! Lol!:j

Just a few points for some people here:

When you apply for CS, you're actually applying for Tech Support. If you're not tech minded, you might want to reconsider!

Training is normally 2 weeks Mon-Fri from 4pm until 8pm, followed by 3 days of nesting. The nesting period can differ though. Some of class mates have been there for 3 weeks now but of that has been down to technical issues with the system.

If you are successful in gaining employment, make sure you send your Experian paperwork back IMMEDIATELY. If there is a delay, and your Experian report and Disclosure Scotland are not cleared by the time you finish training, you will NOT be allowed to continue through to nesting. Teletech cannot and will not release your system details without ALL paperwork being cleared.

I know from experience that until everything is present and correct, you will be placed on unpaid leave until Teletech receive everything they need.

mumofjusttwo

Modavida- I think that you must have been on the same training as me and I am still waiting for my Experian paperwork.

I wouldn't say that being tech minded is essentially. As long as you know how to log into a computer etc then I would say go for it

sarah.roberts85

modavida wrote: »

When you apply for CS, you're actually applying for Tech Support. If you're not tech minded, you might want to reconsider!

Training is normally 2 weeks Mon-Fri from 4pm until 8pm, followed by 3 days of nesting. The nesting period can differ though. Some of class mates have been there for 3 weeks now but of that has been down to technical issues with the system.

Well done on graduating! I applied for CS but got a sales role because of my previous experience and phone manner, attitude etc. Training for that is 4 weeks, not 2.