Entry Level Work At Home Lead

If anyone in Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Utah, South Carolina or North
Carolina is looking for an entry level job, let me know. Its work from home and theyre looking for applicants now.

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naclh2onaz

PM me for more info, Ive been working here since Jan. Its a good starter job, pays not great but its experience. The work is for a major isp that the company is contracted by. Its basically configuring modems and getting ppl back online.

fslima0

naclh2onaz wrote: »

PM me for more info, Ive been working here since Jan. Its a good starter job, pays not great but its experience. The work is for a major isp that the company is contracted by. Its basically configuring modems and getting ppl back online.

tell me more? It's not a scam, is it?

naclh2onaz

Nope its not a scam, ill go ahead and post the info here and hope im not violating any rules. The job is full or part time, day or night shifts. They even offer overnight shifts after training. Heres a link to apply: https://telenetwork.com/careers.html Select the work at home tsr position. Itll ask some questions to verify you meet minumum pc requirements, then youll fill out the application. In the application it asks How did you hear about us. Please put referral and fill my name in the box, Cameron Ward.

textbook20

I'm currently in NC. Just wondering what the starting pay and training hours may be?

naclh2onaz

Pay starts at 8 and after 45 days it goes to 9. I was hired with no IT or phone experience, also with no certs. Now ill have my A+ next week and have an IT job to put on my resume, also Ive learned alot in my short time here. I think its a great start for me.

naclh2onaz

Training is for two weeks 5 hours a day Mon-Fri and theres different training hours for mornings and nights

RockinRobin

Looks like a nice way to build up your skills/resume pretty easily. Wish I lived in one of those states.

Xyro

I remember this job from about 3 months ago also. I wonder how many positions there are & what their retainment rate is.

webgeek

Boo no macs! Def a good start for anyone looking especially since they will save a ton of $$$ on gas

coreyb80

RockinRobin wrote: »

Looks like a nice way to build up your skills/resume pretty easily. Wish I lived in one of those states.

My sentiments exactly.

extriquek

naclh2onaz wrote: »

If anyone in Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Utah, South Carolina or North
Carolina is looking for an entry level job, let me know. Its work from home and theyre looking for applicants now.

I know it's months later but can you give me the info on the company.

gunbunnysoulja

https://www.telenetwork.com/careers/apply_wah/

naclh2onaz

Yes im sure theyre still hiring. I actually just left last week, as I've started a new NOC position. Its with a large MSP working with cisco and juniper equipment, this was a great starting place for me. I got my CCNA, A+ and Sec.+ while working here, and left after 8 months for my new position.

neo9006

Sounds good too bad I just started school and have a lot on my plate.

Snow.bros

I wish these kind of opportunities were exposed to everyone any where in the world, you don't often hear about that where i am from, if i could say that to people you would sound like Jesus. LOL

pixa241

Dang I wish i lived in one of those states. Nothing like that over here in California.

BigD5X

Hey, I'll like to check it out. I'm currently living in South Carolina.

naclh2onaz

If you have all the certs in your sig, Im sure you can find a better job than this!

extriquek

So normally how many calls would you get a day?

SGIT

It is a good opportunity. Working from home is nice.

markulous

I would look more into it if I had zero experience and no degree/certs. Working from home is usually nice.

powdered toast man

I know this thread is old but I was wondering if anyone is still working with telenetwork or was able to move up in the IT Field after working here? Is working for this company considered good experience to get your feet wet? I am having some doubt on finding IT work with A+ and only A+ and found a job ad for this company...