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For Christie. The most important thing to remember about a Customer Service position is the job itself is about delivering your best possible service with every customer interaction, you must be a good listener, don't anticipate what someone will say even if you heard it a hundred times before, be yourself and you must always remember that when you have a SMILE on your face it comes through on the telephone just the same when you have a frown. That really is the challenge in the times in which we are living. It took me a year to secure a job where I worked for nearly 18 years only to lose it due to COVID. If it's a company you really feel strongly about working for, don't give up! Keep positive, each time I got a rejection letter I would send a thank you note for their consideration even though it resulted in a rejection letter and that I would continue to apply. As soon as there was a position that more closely matched my skill set I was granted an interview and hired. With every company measuring every little thing it's important to remember that being consistent with customer interactions is something that even though the length of the call is being measured, you cannot accurately measure superior customer service but you CAN surely judge for yourself whether or not you gave 100% to every customer. And realize that we cannot always satisfy everyone but we certainly must do our very best to be our very best each and every day. Stay positive and remember to smile even if it hurts ha ha! Best of luck to you Christie. LDP

You have to be comfortable in your own skill believe in what your selling and have all the knowledge. Builds trust with your clients makes them want to continue to deal with you and remember people are always having a bad day. They are mad at the situation not you! Good luck

costumer service skills

I gave up applying for them.hour long applications with no response. I even spoke to a manager and he had me apply on the computer in the store and nothing! Screw them!

Not hard at all

Not hard at all they always have need for housekeepers this time of year

A few days. They probably doing background and license check. After they complete it, and it checks out then they'll call you

Like a week

Hi @Vera Osei - when preparing for your interview at TSA, here are some suggestions:

• Come prepared. Before your scheduled interview, do your research on the company by visiting their website, specifically the "about us" page. It's important to find out as much as you can about the job and the company itself. This includes its history, products, achievements, etc. Be prepared to talk about these things during your interview. It will help you prepare to answer interview questions about the organization as well as help you craft questions to ask the interviewer.

• Dress to impress. Be sure to look the part! Shower, shave and use minimal cologne/perfume. You want to look professional and ready for the responsibility of a new job. For ladies, dress pants and a nice blouse are always a great option. And for men, khakis and a polo is a perfect interview outfit. Don't wait until the last minute to pick out your outfit. Make sure your clothes are ready to go the night before and are stain-free and wrinkle-free. Check out these tips on what to wear to an interview!

• Plan ahead. You’ll want to arrive for your interview about 10 minutes before your start time, so plan accordingly! If you are taking public transportation, be sure you know the exact route and how long it will take. If you’re driving, confirm there is parking available and if not, find out what the options are.

• Smile and make eye contact. Remember to breathe, smile, and make eye contact with the person who is interviewing you. At the beginning and end of the conversation, stand and offer a firm, confident handshake! And of course, thank them on the way out.

• Follow up. Following up lets the employer know you are serious, reminds them of who you are, and keeps the hiring process moving along. Send a thank-you note/email immediately after an interview. This is a little common courtesy and helps your name stand out! Within the next few business days, follow up with a call or email. See what to say in your follow-up here!

Good luck! Let us know how it goes.

Check Allied Universal is always hiring. Security professionals. They pay for training.

I've been security for over 9 years and I've never had any college experience for nothing I came in off the street