 | Curious question, obviously your not going to have MMJ patients being truck drivers, but what type of jobs are they accepted at? Customer service? Engineering? Etc
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| I've had customer service jobs ever since i could remember and still today i'm planning on going to college this year i don't have a problem with any career can someone tell me any list of majors where i wont have to deal with so many customers maybe a couple?
1 answer - Asked By: me, myself, and I - 2/9/2009 |
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| I applied for a job one time. The posting said it was an engineering job working in the lab. When I got the interview, the guy said it was a customer service job where I would be stuck on the phone all day. I totally ran away from it.
Another job I quit from was basically an IT Help Desk job. Now they are posting the job where you do system administration tasks and once in a while, you would support internal customer/employees...when actually, the job is to only support internal employees by being on the phones all day with rarely any System Administration tasks.
Can they lie like that?
2 answers - Asked By: JDoramaKing - 9/15/2010 |
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 | I'm a recent college grad with a degree in writing and I just got a job as a Customer service representative with an engineering firm. What's your experience in Customer service been like? Is there opportunity for career advancement? Can this be considered a career? Please share your experience.
1 answer - Asked By: Shawna Rose - 4/30/2012 |
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 | I'm a recent college grad with a degree in writing and I just got a job as a customer service account representative with an engineering firm. What's your experience in customer service been like? Is there opportunity for career advancement? Can this be considered a career? Please share your experience.
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| I'm a recent college grad with a degree in writing and I just got a job as a customer service account representative with an engineering firm. What's your experience in customer service been like? Is there opportunity for career advancement? Can this be considered a career? Please share your experience.
1 answer - Asked By: shawna rose - 5/3/2012 |
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| I'm a recent college grad with a degree in writing and I just got a job as a customer service account representative with an engineering firm. What's your experience in customer service been like? Is there opportunity for career advancement? Can this be considered a career? Please share your experience.
1 answer - Asked By: shawna rose - 5/3/2012 |
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 | I am trying to do an organization chart for British European. It is part of an assignment. They don't have one on their website but have the management team. There is a director of marketing, commercial planning, revenue management, customer services & logistics, sales engineering, aviation services,fleet planning, Technology and Finance. I need to find out what roles would come under these departments to continue my chart. If anyone can help even clarify what some of these director roles mean I would be grateful. I have no idea what jobs would go with their departments. Any and all help gratefully welcomed. Thanks.
e.g. where does HR fit in? Would it be marketing, customer service or which section?
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| If a Service Engineer visits your house to fix up faults in your TV/Washing Machine/MWO etc, what are the things/traits which you would like him to have to make you feel delighted with his visit?Considering that the Engineer knows his job well. Or put in another way , out of two different Service Engineers visiting your house , you would feel delighted with 1 Engrs visit over other, can you pinpoint the Positives of that Engineer ?What should the other Engineer had done to make you feel delighted?
3 answers - Asked By: chitrashila - 7/12/2006 |
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| But I am graduating in August with a bachelors in Accounting.. I would like to present myself as staying on with the job, etc.. What should I say to the person giving the interview to make him believe I really want the position? I do have four years of customer service experience. He may wonder why an Accounting grad who want a customer service position, what can I say to make him think I do.
1 answer - Asked By: MLeinart7 - 5/25/2010 |
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| I have a BS in Criminal justice and there are little to no entry level jobs in that area...especially b/c i have no experience.
It seems im going to just have to work at a bank or as a customer service rep.. =( Who else is going through a similar situation.??
Jason, your probably right..but from what i see every entry level job for criminal justice requires some type of experience be it internship..which i never did.
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 | Im just curious considering all the outsourcing that gave jobs to Indians and Chinese people instead of Americans.... It's a shame that such an interesting profession has to be thrown to foreigners who have lousy english and just piss you off when you call customer service.
1 answer - Asked By: Sir Mordred - 5/4/2011 |
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 | I tried working in a factory because I thought, great no customer service or communication skills needed, but I still had to work with coworkers I really didn't get along well with. I was fired for not being a team player.
It's hard to get along with others and I really just want a job where I can work alone or with objects and be left alone in peace.
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 | I know there are lots of jobs to be had in the IT industry, but one of the most common descriptions of IT I've heard of is that it is geared more towards "working with people" than Computer Science is.
I'm just wondering to what extent this description should apply to it.. are Info Tech jobs heavy on customer service and the such?
2 answers - Asked By: hittenbontakun - 9/21/2010 |
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| I work at a company that says what I do is "customer service" for other departments - and the other departmenst are our "Customers" but it is completely NOT customer service at all. I do quality control. Anyone else see this ridiculous trend at their own company?
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 | I have an Associate's Degree in General Studies, with a concentration in Health Science.
I'm a supervisor at a movie theater and have experience with customer service,cash, registers,deposits, counting stock, ordering stock, booking birthday parties over the phone, managing others, entering data onto a computer, and projection.
I have done other jobs, but this is my main job.
Other jobs were Hostessing at a restaurant, and unloading vehicles of household hazardous waste.
I know some medical terminology.
1 answer - Asked By: Flowers - 8/27/2012 |
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| I have no plans on going to college in the next couple of years. Yet I have mass experience in call center customer service and credit. Where would be some good places to go in the CIncinnati Ohio area. Still making more than $10/hr.
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 | What non-technical IT or business related career paths (job titles) should i be looking to apply. Any help would be appreciated
I do like marketing and/or sales, I have excellent people skills, and outstanding customer service. I enjoy training others as well.
Any feedback?
1 answer - Asked By: blink1342 - 8/18/2008 |
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| I am looking for a job ,
I have a degree in electrical and computer engineering ,
Currently due to some circumstances I can't find any electrical / computer engineering jobs . With my credentials do you think I can get a job as a desktop support person ?
3 answers - Asked By: ThinkClearWater - 10/28/2007 |
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 | This is for a mechanical engineer. Jobs can be anything from spy to train driver.
Thanks. (10 points for a good answer)
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