Working for a wireless company?
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my 1&#92;2 brother works 4 cingular he could probably get u a job
1066263
It depends on if there's a wireless connection where ever you're located.
236772
Depends on Experience and Knowledge. But their pay packages are usually twice or thrice the market standards...  So u plannin to work for google :) .
860415
Depends on what work environment you're looking for. The company has a very good spread of benefits available to its employees. You may want to drop by one of their Red Door Salon Spas and ask the host/ess working there or other people who may become your future co-workers.
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I work with an Inc 500 Company from my home.  They have been in business for over 20 years and have a revenue sharing program that has helped me to suppliment my current income.  I am able to work from my home around my current schedule... no get rich quick scheme... just a way to work towards a little brighter future.  I am willing to show you how I work from home without any obligation, and if after receiving all the information, you'd like to get started, I would be willing to work WITH you toward your goals.  It does take time and effort, but both are able to be scheduled around your current schedule.\n\nIf you are interested in hearing more about my company, contact me through yahoo360 or IM
111940
Your cell phone company may.
663519
First, read the agreement you signed when you joined the company.  It may obligate you to tell them about the idea.  If  the idea is somehow related to "wireless tech" then there is a good chance they can claim they own it anyway as part of your work product.  The only way to find out is to talk to an attorney.  (Yes, that means $$$.)\n\nOf course you could quit tomorrow and then magically think of the idea immediately afterwards. ;-)  Once you have it protected by patent you could then go back to your former employer and try to interest them.  (Don't hold your breath that they will be interested though.)\n\nIf you check out the major VC web sites they usually have an "idea box" that allows you to communicate your idea to them to determine if they have an interest in supporting you in your endeavor.  No, you don't really need to worry about them stealing your idea.  (Make sure you have completely documented of course. You can prove its yours by sending a copy to yourself via certified mail...but don't open it when you receive it! That would happen in court later!)
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you tell them that (im assuming you do) know about their company and are very interested in working for them and why? (is it what you went to school for, you enjoy doing, etc.)  just make sure you tell them why you would be beneficial to them.  are you sending a resume? if so, dont list all your qualifications specifically since that would be on there, otherwise, do so.  you just need to let them know why you want to work there and what you can do for them.\nGood Luck!
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many of them have blogs. on these blogs they might have what you want. to find them search google for the following.\n\n"i work for verizon"\n"i am employed at verizon"\n"verizon employee"\n"verizon employees"\n\netcetera\n\nalso look for their email address like this\n\nuse "@verizon" to get .net, .com, .org etc.\n\nor use "@verizon.com"
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I work as a mystery shopper for a local company a few hours a week.  Not a lot of money, but it is legit.\n\nI think that it is VERY important that you do your homework and really look at the companies that you are trying to work for.  I very strongly feel that you should work for a local company and not an internet organization. At least that way you can get to a real person if the need arises!!!
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It can be the best, or the worst. I have had both between times in uni. I did market research, and later sold tools for a supplier, as I will discuss below. As one person said, in the wrong company it can be like slave labour, but not necessarily so! \nIf you have a good attitude and don't let blighters bother you, and you work for a good company,  it can be great.\nOtherwise, it can be one of the most stressful, unpleasant jobs on earth. \nI might add, I have had friends who mirror my experience, working all sorts of jobs from telecom customer service to selling thing incoming and outgoing calls.\nAlso, if in sales, the money can be very good, I made really good money selling to people calling in to buy small tools and machinery.
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Yes, maybe\n\n1> if they have a hotspot (wireless internet) and you have a wireless antenna in you laptop\n\n2> if you get cellular reception and have a PC card to log on over a satalite service like EDGE
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Here's the link to the Disney Corporate Job website. And I do see a listing for an Electrical Engineer at WDW Orlando
363263
call a customer service rep for your wireless service
630187
If it's a company you really want to work for, I would.  Because chances are you can work your way up.  It will show them that you really want to work for their company.\n\nHowever, if you don't NEED the job, and it's not a place you REALLY want to work, I would turn it down...because it won't be worth it in the end...and something else will come along later.
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Would you consider working at home for a legit company based out of Texas. If you are interested and serious please email me at z_ameriplan@yahoo.com
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Yup.  they do it all the time.    Just work hard and you might get picked up by the company itself... or keep looking for better opportunities. \n\nCheers!