A real work at home job

Jo_Blev

mazza1970 wrote: »

I emailed the recruiter again and this is what I got back:

I thought that our interview did go well and I thought you would be a good fit with TeleTech@Home. So from here, I will begin looking for a position for you that matches your skill set and your availability of 5pm or later. Once I find something that matches both of those, I will give you a call to go over the details of that position and make sure that it is a fit at that time. Until then, I will be in touch weekly via email to let you know that I am still looking for a position for you and for you to know that you can reach out to me with any questions or concerns

So it's good news, but don't know how long I will have to wait. In the meantime, If I get offered the job at John Lewis I will take that as it is more money:p

This is exactly the same email i got in January and others have had it too. Seems like a generic email that is sent out

RebekahR

bajangal wrote: »

Rebekah: I am like you and cannot fill in my CRB on line due to not living at my address for 12 months. How did you contact the CRB. I thought I would have to print out a form (and sods law, my printer is not working). How did you do it? Thanx. Pat

Heya. I followed the contact? link looking for contact information and emailed them. Or there is a bit on the page about if you have not lived here for a year then click here. Think it was somewhere off of that click and under basic disclosure.

mazza1970

Jo_Blev wrote: »

This is exactly the same email i got in January and others have had it too. Seems like a generic email that is sent out

That's what I thought. I won't hold my breath though, I want the job in John Lewis, so I hope I get that, I only seen it advertised late Tuesday afternoon and the closing date was yesterday, so I was lucky that my application got there on time:D

Jo_Blev

mazza1970 wrote: »

That's what I thought. I won't hold my breath though, I want the job in John Lewis, so I hope I get that, I only seen it advertised late Tuesday afternoon and the closing date was yesterday, so I was lucky that my application got there on time:D

Im sure youll be fine, just count this experience as practice !

ladyD_3

Hi

Very interested in working for Teletech. Could someone tell me how do I disable my IP address from the internet so that my IP address starts with the '192' number I believe is needed for Teletech equipment?

Also, if I have to purchase a router like the ones I noticed some of you mentioned already, what do I connect it too? It maybe simply but I'm not technical at all.

I want to make sure Im all sorted before I even approach Teletech.

Thanks guys!

RebekahR

ladyD wrote: »

Hi

Very interested in working for Teletech. Could someone tell me how do I disable my IP address from the internet so that my IP address starts with the '192' number I believe is needed for Teletech equipment?

Also, if I have to purchase a router like the ones I noticed some of you mentioned already, what do I connect it too? It maybe simply but I'm not technical at all.

I want to make sure Im all sorted before I even approach Teletech.

Thanks guys!

Very simply put. Lead from telephone point into router lead from router into pc! That's the basis of it!! I'm sure others will advise you which leads and which hole.

bajangal

RebekahR wrote: »

Heya. I followed the contact? link looking for contact information and emailed them. Or there is a bit on the page about if you have not lived here for a year then click here. Think it was somewhere off of that click and under basic disclosure.

Thanx. Found it. Just a case of waiting now.

ladyD_3

So the router is connected to the telephone line and pc. Is this only for dial-up? I have broadband and have a modem connected to pc, so what would the router be connected to, between extra?

If you could be specific.


thanks to those helpful people

kay_da_gurl

I had an email with an invite for an online meeting this afteroon at 2pm as the hiring finishes 10th march for this hiring group so they said.
I'll let you know how it goes, anyone else got their meeting at 2 today?

PaulK_3

ladyD wrote: »

So the router is connected to the telephone line and pc. Is this only for dial-up? I have broadband and have a modem connected to pc, so what would the router be connected to, between extra?

If you could be specific.


thanks to those helpful people

What ISP do you use? If you have a seperate modem for broadband the router will need to be a certain type and you will have to plug the output lead from the BB feed into the WAN port of the router, your PC will then plug into the LAN port of the router.
If you use someone like Virgin on cable BB you need to buy one type of router that sits between the cable modem and the PC, if you are on ADSL broadband (via the telephone line) then you may need an ADSL modem router or standard router depending on how you are set up at the moment. If you tell us who you use for internet access we will have a better idea of what you need to do.