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What motivated the individual to accept the job as a market research telephone interviewer?
How long did the individual undergo unpaid training for the job?
What was the individual's perspective on the hourly rate for the job after training?
What is indicated about the company's reputation based on the narrator's experience?
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How did the individual feel about the training received during the three days?
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Study Notes
Finding a Job
- The author found it difficult to find a job after graduating with a degree.
- The author was unemployed for a few months before taking a job as a market research telephone interviewer.
- The author felt they had to take the job to avoid financial difficulties.
The Interviewer Job
- The company provided three days of unpaid training before the author started working.
- The author was told they could work up to twelve hours a day, seven days a week.
- The hourly rate was better than unemployment benefit.
The Supervisor's Treatment
- The author was not prepared for the way they would be treated by the supervisors.
- The author does not remember what they were taught in the training.
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Description
Explore the author's journey from graduation to employment. This quiz covers the difficulties faced in finding a job, the unexpected realities of working as a market research interviewer, and the treatment received from supervisors. Test your understanding of the nuances of job searching and workplace dynamics.
