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Well due to the success of my previous thread of the reception position plus many others I.T. etc etc

Thought I would see if anyone out there is after temp/part time work or knows of someone who has experience in telemarketing/call centre/customer service experience.

Some jobs are coming up for telemarketers doing about 25 hours per week approx $18 per hour, good money for people at uni/ holidays/ want some money.

Anyhow pls reply or PM.

As mentioned Experience is desired in telemarketing but sometimes not neccesary for the positions.

If you all like I can every so often throw up a few threads of some jobs that are available, after the reaction from the last thread (sorry to those I have not gotten to yet still getting through it all) I thought you all maybe interested.

It works out a lot better this way because I can nearly gaurantee you an interview as you are going straight to the recruiter.

Thanks all for your time

Dan

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Hey Dan,

If you have any work between the hours of 9 and 2, I'd be interested.

I need a job within school hours as I refuse to pay child care on top of working, makes it pointless to work really.

So if anything pops up, remember me :angry:

I'd prefer no telemarketing, as I think its wrong, but a call centre for a bank/insurance etc or hospitality like a lunch bar would suit me a treat :O

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