Does anybody work for the company Archstone-Smith? Im applying for a job there and need to know what its like?
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woah! just looked on their site good benefits. maybe there is no catch, and becasue they are such a good company, and obviously actually care about their workers they wanna give them stuff that will help motivate them. if workers are motivated, then theyr more likely to work harder and therefor, in the long run, make more money for the company. dont fret! just enjoy it if you do get the job. good luck!!!!\n\nHealth care: medical (PPO), prescription drugs, dental and vision \nDisability, life, and accidental death & dismemberment (AD&D) insurance \n401(k) retirement plan with company match \nHousing discounts at our apartment communities \nPaid holidays, vacation, and sick time \nFlexible spending accounts for day care or healthcare expenses \nTransportation benefits for parking or transit expenses \nEmployee assistance program \nTuition reimbursement \nReferral bonuses for finding new associates \nRelocation assistance \nDiscount programs on things such as home appliances, paint supplies, office supplies, monthly wireless service plans, and banking \nCredit union membership \nAssociate recognition programs (check out having fun for details) \nIndustry-leading training programs \nSupplemented career apparel programs for on-site associates who are required to wear uniforms
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I'm assuming you just received a job offer via instanthumanresources.com, right? I just received the same exact email regarding Invior Marketing and the only thing that came up in the search engine were your questions so there obviously isn't information about them out there.\n\nHowever...\n\nI then did a search on "Instant Human Resources" and a lot of scam information came up as a result.  They apparently have the "same" job offer through many other fake companies and is a notorious scammer. \n\nSearch Engine Results: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=%22instant+human+resources%22&btnG=Search\n\nAnd I found this article to be particularly informative:\nhttp://www.scam.com/showthread.php?t=7675\n\nI'm glad I decided to look into it further before overeagerly submitting my info. Alas, the job hunt continues!
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Hi Kathy,\nI have recieved the same email offering customer support manager, bidding manager and transport manager, what they are offering all sounds very good but what I have noticed is that they want my bank details if I'm given the job so I was wondering if you found anything out about the company if it is one. \nThanks
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my sister-in-law worked there.  She really liked it until they asked her to join the management team.  She's got a real issue with getting attention (either negative or positive) so she quit.  While she was there she really really loved it.
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Ask the Human Resources department for this information and if it's the company you currently work for then they will have no problem giving you this information. If it is for past companies that you have worked for then try contacting the head office and asking them to send it to you and hopefully they will be happy to.
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AWESOME!!  Very open and willing to work with you!  Great group of people as well...wonderful company!  Good Luck
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I worked for Huntress in UK, its pretty good to work with.\n\nIf ur looking for specfic person to be contact in the firm, msg me at frefin@yahoo.com
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KarstadtQuelle is a very big German retail company.  Do you know where this employee works?  Can you give a reason for wanting to contact them?  Can you speak or write German?  \n\nYou could email the company or write a letter but they're not going to give you personal information about employees just because you ask for it.  Perhaps you could ask them to pass on a message so that this employee can contact you if they want to?
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I used to work for sonystyle. Its the online part of sony that you get to if you want to purchase something from sony.com, and basically what it is is call center work. The legit companies dont hire people at home, they have centers all over the US, and not just in big cities. Mine was in a small town in kansas. If there is a particular company your interested in, just email them. find out if they have any in your area. Some of them hire through temp agencies so you could sign up with one of those and ask if they have any call center work. By call center i dont just mean phone.\n\nCall center is considered the phone sales and customer service divisions, and also the e-mail answering team and live online help teams. Keep an eye in the paper or through job sites (i know that sounds obvious, but i run into them all the time). I did sales and customer service for 3 years before moving and had a lot of fun doing it. Also maybe ask around in your town or in towns near you. Some of these companies hire smaller companies that specialize in call center work, so you could have several different types of work and businesses in the same facility. So lets say you wanted to do yahoo live help (for example). Yahoo might hire a smaller company that we will call telecommunications inc. So you wont find a listing for yahoo in the phone book, it will be under telecommunications inc. So it can be hard to find them, but word of mouth, temp agencies, and so forth are the best bet. A lot of times they do this not only because its easier for them, but because a name like telecommunications inc would be harder for an irate customer to find. (we had a handful of people demand where the office in kansas was and say they were going to show up and show us who was boss).\n\nAlso a lot of this stuff is entry level, not necesarily senoir reps as the above person mentioned. Email team for example just reads email and depending on the issue has exact scripting they copy and paste in the email, or wording would need to be made from a manager if it was a rare issue. Their websites too also can have contact information and a "career" section that could tell you how to get a job with them. And a lot of times, as with the online help, you will have handbooks, and depending on the site you will probably have to have product training or learn the regulations or general business practices.\n\nGood luck finding something! Don't forget to check towns around you too!\n\n(sorry it was so long)
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I work there.OMG...OMG...\nGo to Chippendales and buy it.
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I was unable to locate any reference to such company on BBB, US and UK government records, or major search engines.\n\nIf this is a scam, which is possible, it is not widespread to trigger any news, or records yet.
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http://www.alcoa.com/global/en/home.asp \nIt tells you all about the company, just cut and paste onto your address bar! Good Luck!
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How is what? It is based in Washington State and there is some sort of offline search engine thing. I heard a radio interview with the owner of the company. It sounds weird to me, I don't think it will be successful but who knows.
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I worked for Alltel in GA as a call center rep.  I enjoyed it, but I will say that their corporate policies are a little rough.  Everyone I ever talked to from AR seemed to enjoy their job, never heard many complaints.  I think it will depend on what you will be doing.
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The company's contact information is-\n\nHarland and Wolff\nHeavy Industries Ltd\nQueen's Island\nBelfast BT3 9DU\nNorthern Ireland\nUnited Kingdom\n\nTel: +44 (0)28 9045 8456\nFax: +44 (0)28 9045 8515\n\nPerhaps they can give you information.
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http://www.nticentral.org/ \nYou might try this site. I was employed by them and it was an acceptable job. I just need more direct contact in the work place.
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I worked there for 6 months, and loved it, probably one of my favorite jobs I ever had.  I was a part-time shelver and cashier.  Pros:  working with books and seeing what was new before everyone else; seeing books that I never thought of while shelving; meeting new people while working there and having them recognize me everytime they came into the store; having (for the most part) really great co-workers\nCons:  Standing on your feet all day, getting papercuts when shelving (yes you are tempted to look through books and are allowed to as long as you get everything done lol), getting in the habit of straightening books like they have them in the store...I still find myself going into Barnes and Noble and if they aren't done like how I was trained, I find myself straightening them or putting them back where they belong lol, holiday rushes at the cash stand...talk about feeling pressured, shelving duties meant we had to be there at 7:30am before the store opened which was okay but some mornings that was really hard and you just wanted to sleep in.  I was sorry to have to leave but they cut out the shelving department at my store so I was let go.  If I hear of the store near me here in Atlanta hiring, I may try for a part-time job here as I loved it so much.  Good luck if you try, I highly recommend it even though the pay isn't very good, and you more than likely will spend it all in the store lol. =)