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	How much does a customer service job at Perot Systems pay? How much does a Bilingual Customer Service Job pay at Perot Systems? 1 answer - Asked By: thomas r - 9/8/2008

	What to wear to bank customer service rep interview? In a couple days I'm going in to complete a series of assessments (?) at a bank. I don't know if I should wear a suit w/jacket or just a nice shirt and tie. I don't want to wear a suit if it is complete overkill considering it's a job (bilingual customer service representative) that uses mostly the phone for communication. However I don't want to be unprofessional. Any suggestions? 12 answers - Asked By: cguy - 6/27/2007

	Hey who knows about call centers or good customer service jobs in ny? I need a job, I have a toddler and got laid off work and I dont qualify to collect. I wasn't working for that long there. So I need a customer service job or call center one does anybody know of anything in this great depression city lol Ps I am bilingual english and spanish 1 answer - Asked By: nana - 9/22/2009

	How come hispanics only hire thier own kind and reject whites even if they are best person for that job ? I am getting a little frustrated at this , and noticing that hispanics are becomming increasingly arrogant towards whites as well if in the majority. Sure enough if a business is full of latinos or hispanics they will have attitudes towards whites and the managers will only keep hiring thier own kind despite the lack of customer service, job skills, or qualifications. They only hire hispanics with some blacks. 4 answers - Asked By: Duderocker - 10/29/2012

	What are jobs that allow flexibility to travel? I'm a 24 year old female. I travel back and forth between Hoboken, NJ and the Richmond, VA area on a regular basis. I do not drive right now. I have a phone and internet access. I have no degree, but am articulate in speech and written word. I am also bilingual, speaking English and Spanish. What are some jobs that will allow me the flexibility to go back and forth between NJ and VA? I was thinking about something like Customer Service over the phone, but I wouldn't even know where to start looking for something like that. Any other suggestions are welcome too. Thanks! 1 answer - Asked By: Anna Smith - 1/21/2013

	Does NWA's rule of conduct prohibits romantic relationship while on the job? My wife works for Northwest airline as a bilingual customer service represetative. She suddently moved out 3 weeks ago without telling me to Chicago. After some investigation, I found out she moved in with one of her male colleagues who also works for NWA. I also have found out that they had been flying together to different cities for their secret rendez-vous. Could someone please tell me if NWA has outlined any specific policy on employee conducts prohibiting this type of inappropriate relationship on the job? If so, who should I report this to? 2 answers - Asked By: broken_hearted_husband - 11/18/2007

	What do you think will be good jobs for english learners? My pronunciation skills are not too good and i think that is limiting me to get done some things that i want. what jobs do you reccomend me to try or what jobs are more mental thinking than interacting with someone else? do you think if i apply for such company in the customer service area and stay or try to stay in the bilingual area will they hire me? 9 answers - Asked By: Johny M - 1/22/2008

	What's a well paying job in a nose diving economy? I have a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in marketing. I have 3 years customer service/sales experience. I’m bilingual (not in Spanish). I’m computer advanced; I can fix all kinds computers (just a hobby). I live in South Florida. What’s a well paying job now days for someone with my experience? I want a salary pay, I won’t consider a commission paying profession. What do you recommend? 5 answers - Asked By: Samuel G - 1/15/2009

	What preposition in English should I use with 'job posting'? I want to say-> i saw your job posting about (on? for?) bilingual customer service rep. position. im not an english native speaker michael thank you for answering but i guess i'll go with barbara's detailed answer 2 answers - Asked By: Dennis M - 5/21/2009

	What do I need to do to get hired to work in a bank? Hi everyone! I would love a position in Bank of America as a part time bank teller. There is currently a job posting and they mention that they prefer bilinguals! The problem is I havent had any experience handling cash or customer service. I am also a college student so do yall have any advice? :) I would really love to get this job, but I feel as if they wont bother looking at my application because of the lack of knowledge. 3 answers - Asked By: Anahhyy - 12/8/2011

	What are some good call centers in Montreal if you aren't bilingual? I recently moved from Ontario to Montreal and am looking for some job options. I actually enjoy working in call centers and am looking for something inbound (customer service, technical support ect) that doesn't require French. There seems to be many biligual and French-only position which I wouldn't be able to take. All the English positions seem to be a sketchy outbound places where you harass people to sign up for credit cards and such. 2 answers - Asked By: kelly - 12/29/2010

	How to get a bank teller job with no work experience? I took business technology class in high school.and was a leadership student also which it was similar to receptionist and customer service. 3 answers - Asked By: Tavia - 11/2/2012

	What position should I apply for? Customer Service Specialist - Cashier Job or Merchandising Job? At Best Buy. I've worked as a bilingual secretary for 2yrs, so I have good communication skills and love to interact with people, make them feel helped out :] BTW: Yes, Customer Service Specialist - Cashier IS one job. 1 answer - Asked By: Kr!ssy - 4/9/2010

	Bank of America customer service II position whats the hiring process? What is customer service II anyways? a friend of mine has applies for thsi position he said he was scheduled for an assesment in english and spanish [hes taking a bilingual job] and hes scheduled for the spanish oral exam has anyone taken this? is it difficult....they told him he would still have two more interviews to go why so long? 3 answers - Asked By: joseLSanta - 8/12/2009

	What jobs can you get with an associates degree in Spanish and English? What jobs can you get with an associates degree in Spanish and English? 2 answers - Asked By: Jazzy1076 - 8/24/2009

	I want to move to Atlanta ga, How is the job market there for bilingual customer service jobs? 4 answers - Asked By: gbemisola a - 5/13/2008

	How Do I answer these job application questions? This is my first job application and I dont know how to answer some things in a professional way. -State briefly why you have applied for this postition -What personal characteristics would be an asset to the position? -Special Skills? -Date Available to start (I can start whenver) Im applying for Kohls, Should I also have a resume? 2 answers - Asked By: Taryn S - 3/4/2008

	Are there any HIGH PAYING jobs for knowing more than one language? If so, what are they? High paying, not just any language job. One that I can guarantee in getting. 2 answers - Asked By: sandra r - 6/18/2008

	Can employer force one to speak foreign language? I am fluent in Spanish however I am refusing to speak the language. I work as a Concierge which is a service business however rely heavily on tips. Spanish people don't tip and the more I help them the less I take home while my colleagues walk away with a good tips speaking only the English language. . Can an employer force me to speak a foreign language? 3 answers - Asked By: Mario - 12/30/2011

	What Liberal Arts major would lead to the most career oppritunity? I want to go with something in that area, but i get that most don't have a ton of job oppritunities. 1 answer - Asked By: Chance - 4/7/2012

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