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Do you work at Volt Services? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview?

Any advice for someone trying to get in?

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Melissa Bumgarner in Hickory, North Carolina

61 months ago

I'm a hard-worker looking for afull time job. My qualifications are as followed> production worker,pair/folder of socks,have experienced in inventory,have used a banding machine, electric clipper, airgun, experienced in packaging finish materials, and took many safety classes. I was an employee of Kentucky Derby hoisery for 16.5 years until there closing in December 2006.

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Mark Stubbings in Los Angeles, California

61 months ago

Mark Stubbings in Los Angeles, California said: I do not work at Volt, im trying to get in
im a welder/fabricator with 18 years exp.im looking for work close to home

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Techdude in Cumming, Georgia

61 months ago

Host said: Do you work at Volt Services? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview?

Any advice for someone trying to get in?

My advice is to run away! Volt is notorious for being a low-ball contractor, and for treating their contractors like crap. I would recommend just about anyone else.

Also on the stay-away list is Apex. They really low-ball. Once I was on a contract getting $35 an hour, the guys from Apex were getting $14.

If you're a techie, I'd recommend Ciber. Excell is good as well.

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Admit it! in Denver, Colorado

61 months ago

Most of their jobs ARE FAKE! Don't waste your time!

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ChiTown Chica in Hillside, Illinois

60 months ago

Host said: Do you work at Volt Services? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview?

Any advice for someone trying to get in?

Apparently you have to be/speak Spanish. Just look at Volt's ad. Where's a lawyer? That is discrimination to a large portion of the population. Whoever files the first class-action lawsuit for these kinds of things....god bless you.........

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That's a new one in Peoria, Illinois

58 months ago

My niece works at Volt as a dataprocessor in Peoria.She does not speak Spanish and she makes $12.00 a hour.

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pirate1360 in Walnut Creek, California

57 months ago

Volt Technical was very good to me. I got paid great and it's not Volt's fault for low pay it's the company your working for that is too cheap to pay. Most agency's have to take a ~3% cut of your pay so it isn't their fault, that is how they make money and stay in the game. I was treated great by Volt, it's recruiters and their benefits dept. I have been sent to Apple, and other high tech companies all with great pay, medical and life insurance.

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Michael in Littleton, Colorado

53 months ago

Host said: Do you work at Volt Services? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview?

Any advice for someone trying to get in?

Do you mean working FOR VOLT as a salesperson or working for one of their clients? They are an agency.

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