Horrible HR skills

If you're applying at Time Warner Cable beware they like to string you along for months. They say you made it to the very top of the cut and make it sound you're the one they will select only to fill the position with an internal hire.

If you want to work for them, great. But it does seem like you have to know someone to get in there.

I don't know any one and I got a interview 7 days later of applying.

THE HR PEOPLE THAT WORK AT THIS COMPANY IS VERY UNPROFESSIONAL. I had an inteview with them, and the first thing the recruiter said to me when we met was "I meant to call you last week, because after reviewing your resume I find that you are over qualified for this position". She had enough time to tell me I was over qualified for the job, since we spoke three times prior to the interview. I decided to go through with the interview to get the feel of the company. During the interview the phone rang and this lady was telling someone off on the phone while we were in the middle of the interview. After the interview I sent her a "thank you letter", and the follwong week I did not hear from them so I decided to call her and ask the status of the recruitment process. To my surprise the phone just kept on ringing, it did not go to voice mail or transferred to another number. After several attempt to reach her and her phone just rang out, I realized that this is not s place I would like to work.

I'm sorry to hear that others had a bad experience.

Just to lend a different opinion, I had a superb experience with the TWC HR department. I was assigned a helpful representative who provided great info and was available whenever I needed him.

(Full disclosure, I just completed the onboarding process and will be starting with the company soon. This didn't affect my comment either way, but just to be clear.)

Good Luck Josh. TWC is the worse place I've ever worked