When applied and was hired at Alorica it was simple. It began as a group interview. There was a short quiz on basic computer knowledge to see if you had the computer skills. The question I remember most was that we were given 2 minutes to draw what the back of an average computer looked liked and label the parts we could. This was to get us thinking about how a customer would describe their phones or other electronics to us when on the phone. Then the one conducting the interview asked around half the group to leave and offered a job to the rest of us providing we passed the drug test. They had use use a saliva drenched swab and a test strip. There really wasn't much to it. If you have basic computer skills and could pass a drug test you were hired.
Alorica was created in 1999.
The population of Alorica is 20,000.
Theretra alorica was created in 2010.
Interviewing.
Yes, the US Embassy do usually record the voices of the interviewees during the interviewing process.
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At the Lafayette,IN center our CSR's make $8.75 an hour w/benefits
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