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Re: More Part-Time Positions & other job issues
5/1/2006 7:07:22 PM
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| AppleOne will get a lot of ASAP orders from our clients. Typically, the AE will only have known about a job for 5 or 10 minutes before calling you. Obviously 12 hours notice would be great, but that doesn't always happen.
Of course, you never have to take any job. |
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Re: Timesheet Process
11/14/2005 10:16:16 AM
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| When you submit your time sheet, an e-mail goes to the client contact who is asked to confirm the hours that you have recorded. Once that happens, then the branch staff (Account Executive) sends the information up to our Payroll Department who will cut a check which is then sent to the branch office you first registered with (or mailed to you or sent to another office if you've specifically requested that).
You should still get your check on Friday if the timesheet is approved on Monday. ... |
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Re: bonus pay!
4/13/2006 5:57:35 PM
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| I would tend to agree. We've talked about various ways we can automate it or at least calculate the ongoing accruals on the check or via the web-based time cards. |
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Re: Hello
8/22/2006 9:58:46 AM
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| I would certainly keep looking for work on your own. Ideally, the account executive you spoke with would have told you how frequently they would like you to stay in touch. Generally though, it makes sense to check in every day or so for the first week just to make sure they remember/think of you and to make sure they understand how motivated you are to work. After that, I'd taper the calls off to about once a week.
If the office is very busy, you might not always get through to the Account ... |
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Re: Relocating-when to apply
11/19/2006 10:43:45 PM
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| The AEs meet a lot of people, and they will naturally focus on filling immediate needs. I would be concerned that the AE would forget about you by the time you were in town and available, so I'd be inclined to wait until after you were settled. |
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Re: ??????
4/6/2006 2:15:42 PM
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| No, not until the time period you agreed to wait prior to being sent out on an interview or job assignment had lapsed. Speak with your AE. I'm sure that relative to what the company is going to be paying you, the AE and company can work out something that they can easily afford. |
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Re: ??????
3/17/2006 3:49:23 PM
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| In your agreement with AppleOne, you agree not to go to work for a company that AppleOne introduces you to for a period of time (I believe it's six months, but I'd need to check to be sure). The client company agrees to something similar.
If you're placed on a direct hire position with a company, then the company would pay a fee for that. The amount varies, and it's something that your AE and the client company would work out together. |
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Re: Testing area
6/6/2005 10:29:55 AM
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| I'll check with our facilities people to see if there is a specific reason for that layout. In the mean time, I'll take a guess and say they were probably just trying to make the best use of space given the available area in the office. I've been into several AppleOne offices, and they are all layed out similarly but with obvious differences. The natural constraints of each building certainly play into floor plans.
The area where account executives work (your AppleOne representatives) all ... |
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Re: Testing area
1/30/2007 7:11:15 AM
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| Your AE has to select the tests that they would like you to take. Once they do that, they will e-mail you a link that will allow you to login and take the tests. If you haven't received that e-mail, check to make sure it didn't get stuck in any spam filters that you and/or your ISP have running, and then call the AE to make sure they have your correct e-mail address. |
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