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Karileetx
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#21 · Posted: 20 Nov 2008 09:14


Not sure if it is true but I read somewhere that with DR you have to resign to get a new skill. Does anyone know if that is true?

Caterina - If you start working with DR let me know how it goes. How was the training part? Good luck with your decision.

Rosie1
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#22 · Posted: 20 Nov 2008 09:36


Oh, and question for those who are already working for west. What hours or times do you see open the most? Or, what hours/days pay the best? Thanks guys!

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bronxnativ
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#23 · Posted: 23 Nov 2008 20:15


Hello to All!

Just received my "you're hired" email. Problem is, I dont have DSL or cable yet. Will probably have next week since I'm moving. My question is How soon do I have to respond to this email before the offer is rescinded? Any input would help!

Thanks to All!!!

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#24 · Posted: 23 Nov 2008 23:52


I hated selling and read from a script too when I was in the job market some years back. In these bad times, aleast in Florida people are turning to online income opportunities.

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Rosie1
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#25 · Posted: 25 Nov 2008 13:53


Finally! I checked their website and it said i should get the "welcome"email by tomorrow! yay, i need Christmas money..lol! Does anyone know how long training typically takes? Hopefully, they will have a skill other than DR open. *fingers still crossed*

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kandmh
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#26 · Posted: 27 Nov 2008 04:51


I just finished the training. I was only offered DR. It took me about 6 days to complete the training. I took my time and it took about 16 hours. It a good bit of information at one time. There are tests after each "course" and you can only take the test twice. I believe it you fail a course, you can't continue. But I'm really not sure. I found it very helpful to take notes/screen shots of pages for future references.

Good LUCK!!!!

Here's to Christmas MONEY here too!!

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Rosie1
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#27 · Posted: 27 Nov 2008 08:47


Thanks Kandmh!!
I will have the notebook ready then its great we get paid for training too!

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kandmh
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#28 · Posted: 28 Nov 2008 04:16


Rosie1:
I will have the notebook ready then its great we get paid for training too!


I didn't realize I had so many typos in my previous reply. Sorry!

Yes, it is nice to get paid for training. I've worked a few shifts so far and it's not too bad. I still have the Newbie Jitters, but I think it will get better with time and experience.

Let me know if you have further questions.

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shortylow2008
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#29 · Posted: 30 Nov 2008 10:35


I work for West doing DR and they rank you according to how well you do in keeping your goals. You start off as a rank 2 until they see how you do. Rank 1 is the best this means you will have more calls directed to you. Rank 2 is the next best, meaning you will have more calls directed to you than a rank 3 but a little less than a rank 1. Honestly from my experience it all really depends on the call vol. I am now ranked 2 but got just as many calls when I was ranked 3

Rosie1
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#30 · Posted: 2 Dec 2008 21:27


welp, i started training. they offered me 3 skills. DR, VM Holiday, VM-Activations. I jumped on the later. No DR for me..lol! I took and passed the first basic training part.. wish me luck on the rest. It is alot of info at once Does anyone else here have VM-activations skill? Would love some info! Thanks!!

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ShawnFL
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#31 · Posted: 3 Dec 2008 22:35


Hi Rosie1,
I just finished VMA training this past week and just did my Webinar this evening. Now I just have to wait for my sign in info and I'm ready to take calls. I didn't do any screen shots and didn't feel that I needed any when I took the test. My notes pretty much covered what was asked. Just be sure to go back and double check your answers, a couple of the questions were not very clear imo. Good luck!

joeboxer337
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#32 · Posted: 4 Dec 2008 11:21


Has anyone been offered the DirectTV position???...I am awaiting my drug test result and was wondering how it was going???

ShawnFL
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#33 · Posted: 5 Dec 2008 00:26


No. I was offered a job with DTV with another company, Convergys but I didn't like the hours they had for training and work so I turned it down.

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