Questions and Answers about Alorica Hiring Process

Question 1

What does the hiring process consist of and how long is training?

Asked May 23, 2017

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Answer · 2018-05-03

Consist of interview

Question 2

For an At Home Agent, do you have to select the state you work in to apply or can you apply for any job listing?

Asked July 12, 2016

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Answer · 2016-11-27

Alorica does offer work at home positions. From their website, you have to select what state you live in/plan on working in and it will tell you based on the state you select if Alorica offers employment in that state or not.

Question 3

What documents will I need during the hiring process?

Asked January 13, 2017

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Answer · 2017-11-06

Have to a high diploma present at interview

Question 4

How long is the hiring process after you get an offer letter and, what exactly are they looking for on your background check? (WAH Position)

Asked August 27, 2017

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Answer · 2018-03-21

Less than a day you will be hired instantly.

Question 5

I like to separate my home and family life from my job. If I am not a work from home candidate, but prefer to work in an office, should I apply? Thank you.

Asked August 7, 2017

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Answer · 2017-12-21

Yes, of course.

Question 6

When do you generally hear back after applying?

Asked July 21, 2017

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Answer · 2017-09-26

About a week later

Question 7

How long does it take to get hired from start to finish? What are the steps along the way?

Asked December 6, 2016

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Answer · 2018-10-04

They will typically hire ANYONE on spot

Question 8

How long do you have to wait to reapply if you didn’t pass the testing for the typing test

Asked December 10, 2017

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Answer · 2018-10-10

Not sure. I think a month.

Question 9

Jobs for "Work from home" are posted but it seems as if they are specific to location (state or city). My question is do I have to wait until I see my state and or city to apply. For example I live in Jacksonville, FL and the only opening I saw was for those located in Miami, FL. Seemed a bit due to the Work from home concept....

Asked November 7, 2017

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Answer · 2018-06-06

I think you should go ahead and apply and see what happens! The closest location to me was North Charleston, SC and I live in Pawleys Island, SC so it's about an hour and a half away from me. However, I went ahead and applied specifically because it is work at home. I think as long as there's something relatively close to you, you will be good to go! You could always call and ask as well!

Question 10

So is Alorica discriminatory of applicants over the age of 40 and possibly overqualified? It seems you are passing up on good applicants because of this. You never know a person's situation. If they are applying then it must mean they need a job!!!!!

Asked October 18, 2017

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Answer · 2018-09-26

No I do not see any discrimination, in fact it is not tolerated at all. I witnessed out supervisor walking a coworker out of the building because that coworker called another coworker a stupid n-----discrimination is not tolerated. We have several older people working

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What does the hiring process consist of and how long is training?

For an At Home Agent, do you have to select the state you work in to apply or can you apply for any job listing?

What documents will I need during the hiring process?

How long is the hiring process after you get an offer letter and, what exactly are they looking for on your background check? (WAH Position)

I like to separate my home and family life from my job. If I am not a work from home candidate, but prefer to work in an office, should I apply? Thank you.

When do you generally hear back after applying?

How long does it take to get hired from start to finish? What are the steps along the way?

How long do you have to wait to reapply if you didn’t pass the testing for the typing test

So is Alorica discriminatory of applicants over the age of 40 and possibly overqualified? It seems you are passing up on good applicants because of this. You never know a person's situation. If they are applying then it must mean they need a job!!!!!