Experiences at Verizon

Negotiations between Various Contractors, Owners Inspectors, Vendors and Engineers to get ground and internal cabling for City Of Ontario's Arena Project.

Being persistent and also being able to accept compromise. Odds are you may not start out with your target position but at least your foot is in the door

Tangible skills in whatever field you're wishing to get hired for, luck.

I was a contractor through Kelly Services for Verizon. Verizon started hiring and with that I put in my resume and was called to test, passed and hired.

The best advice I would give to a new employee is to mind your manners, be respectful, stay away from gossip and learn how to manage your time when it comes to meeting deadlines; put your best foot forward.

I learned a lot of computer skills, time managment; how to work fast and effectively; sort priority work versus non priority work.

The best three things about working at Verizon are the pay, benefits and the constant changes.

I would have to say the toughest problem I had to solve was trying to figure a way to simplify a report that had over five thousand accounts and get it distributed by a certain time frame to the associates to work.

The most challenging aspects of my everyday job was to have five reports out by 7a.

What I did at Verizon was challenging. I like the idea of having to figure things out and simplfying them.