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What motivated the individual to accept the job as a market research telephone interviewer?
What motivated the individual to accept the job as a market research telephone interviewer?
- An interest in working with a well-regarded company.
- The desire to gain experience in market research.
- The opportunity to work from home.
- The need to avoid serious financial difficulties. (correct)
How long did the individual undergo unpaid training for the job?
How long did the individual undergo unpaid training for the job?
- Two weeks.
- Three days. (correct)
- One month.
- One week.
What was the individual's perspective on the hourly rate for the job after training?
What was the individual's perspective on the hourly rate for the job after training?
- They expected it would be a lot better than unemployment benefit. (correct)
- They felt it would not be worth the effort.
- They thought it would be lower than their previous job.
- They believed it would match their qualifications.
What is indicated about the company's reputation based on the narrator's experience?
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?
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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