by Boomer508
I took the physical ability test last week but they told me that they didn't get the approval for the medical exams yet. I asked if they were putting a class in but nobody seemed to know.
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NYCrails wrote:I have a question about Metro North's interview process. This morning I missed my call on my cell phone to set up an time for a interview for this Mon..When I received the message and gave them a call an hour later they told me the interview session is filled and I would have to be rescheduled maybe in two weeks. I want to know is what is the chance that they will call me back.I would call back in a week and see if they have any additional info for an interview session. Don't speak with the interns, ask to speak with your recruiter. The best advise I have is to keep up on it almost to the point that they'll know it's you when the phone ring. This will show your ambition on wanting the job. The fact that you were called for an interview is very positive. Most that get called for interviews for this position are basically sho-in unless you completely blow the interview by acting like a complete moron.
The position is Inventory Control Clerk..
Any information will be greatly appreciated this situation kind of ruined my weekend.
If anybody has any extra info on the position as well more then I what I have on paper will help as well.
Thanks...
truck6018 wrote:Thanks Truck ..NYCrails wrote:I have a question about Metro North's interview process. This morning I missed my call on my cell phone to set up an time for a interview for this Mon..When I received the message and gave them a call an hour later they told me the interview session is filled and I would have to be rescheduled maybe in two weeks. I want to know is what is the chance that they will call me back.I would call back in a week and see if they have any additional info for an interview session. Don't speak with the interns, ask to speak with your recruiter. The best advise I have is to keep up on it almost to the point that they'll know it's you when the phone ring. This will show your ambition on wanting the job. The fact that you were called for an interview is very positive. Most that get called for interviews for this position are basically sho-in unless you completely blow the interview by acting like a complete moron.
The position is Inventory Control Clerk..
Any information will be greatly appreciated this situation kind of ruined my weekend.
If anybody has any extra info on the position as well more then I what I have on paper will help as well.
Thanks...
I just got an email saying I passed the hiring tests for Customer Service Rep and I'll be called for an interview. Funny thing is, I'm already on the job and all I have to do is bid into the position, regardless......
The Inventory Control Clerk position is not difficult. You would in the storeroom (or distribution center) and fill requests on materials the mechanics need. You'll need some computer literacy as everything is computerized. Should you get hired you'll be trained on everything you need to know. The one warning I have is you will not likely have a steady shift with the same hours every day. Most of the vacancies in this position are relief jobs meaning you may work Saturday and Sunday form 7am to 3pm. Then Mon, Tues and Wed from 3pm to 11pm. I believe most of the jobs are in Croton Harmon. Possibly one or two in Stamford.
Don't let any of this discourage you, once you get through 90 days you can bid something bigger and better. The union you'll be in oversees ticket agents, customer service reps, inventory clerks, custodians plus numerous other jobs. Even if you don't like the inventory job after the 90 days you can move around.
Good luck!
NYCrails wrote: Thanks Truck ..When I was notified for an interview it was via email with the date and available time slots. I didn't start getting phone calls until I was notified of passing the interview and PAT. Then I got a phone call for a medical exam and for a start date. Each recruiter does things a little different. If your recruiter is who I think it is (DC?) she's only been there about six months.
The funny thing is I was expecting an email to let me know my status since that was the way they were communicating with me. Out of nowhere comes a call .I hope I didn't miss out on a job because of a miss call.
truck6018 wrote:Good guess ..NYCrails wrote: Thanks Truck ..When I was notified for an interview it was via email with the date and available time slots. I didn't start getting phone calls until I was notified of passing the interview and PAT. Then I got a phone call for a medical exam and for a start date. Each recruiter does things a little different. If your recruiter is who I think it is (DC?) she's only been there about six months.
The funny thing is I was expecting an email to let me know my status since that was the way they were communicating with me. Out of nowhere comes a call .I hope I didn't miss out on a job because of a miss call.
Once again good luck, if you have any additional questions feel free to PM me.
RearOfSignal wrote:DC has been there for at least 3 years, thats the one recruited me.Ok, I stand corrected. That's what I get for listening to people that don't know what they're talking about.