Vodafone

...Working for Vodafone... I've worked for Vodafone since 2005. I work in a retail store in a precinct as a Sales Advisor though I will be Senior Sales Advisor in a few weeks (if NVQs people get a move on). I originally started on 8 hours but am now on 30 hours plus overtime. Normally I do on average 38 hours per week. ...Getting the job... A lot of things have changed over the years including on how they recruit people. I saw the job advertised on the Customer Service board in the precinct. I handed in my CV to the manager, he phoned me to arrange an interview, went to the store to have the interview and then was phoned that I'd got ...

I've worked for Vodafone now for just over 7 years, 6 in the UK operating company and the last year or so for Vodafone Group. I've never really enjoyed working here, the pay is good as are the benefits, I'm a senior manager so get share options and a reasonable bonus. Once you've been here longer than 3 years you're pretty much share bound by options. Change is constant, some for good but lot's of it just for change sake. Employee relations have improved over the past few years and The Times Top 100 Employer award of 2 years ago was probably justified. There are too many 'civil service' types still in the organisation, old school management styles ...

I used the services of Vodafone while being in Sharm El Sheikh (Egypt) with corporate connection and found it really great; as the voice was very clear and the connectivity was quit fast, the staff working with Vodafone was quit happy and satisfied. I must suggest that their is a immense opportunity to start this net work at Pakistan as presently we have only two multinational networks such as Telenor and Mobilink. But demand of connections is drastically increasing; the people like to stay connected with the business and ...