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Seeking OKLAHOMA RESIDENTS to work at home taking inbound phone calls. Requirements: Land-Based phone line(without call-waiting), PC with Windows XP, internet browser experience, high-speed cable or DSL internet service, quiet and business-like work environment, polite and friendly attitude, dedicated work ethic and excellent customer service skills. » At Home Contractor Online Application

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MicahTek, Inc. is a hi-tech progressive corporation offering over fifty job classifications. The Human Resource Department is continuously searching for qualified applicants who can work with integrity, fairness and confidentiality. MicahTek, Inc. offers competitive benefits for part-time as well as full-time employees. Optional benefits include health, dental, visual, life insurance and 401-K Retirement Plan.

Transfers and promotions from within the company are typical; however, oftentimes supervisory and managerial positions as well as entry level positions are filled from new applicants. Technical experience is a benefit, but not necessarily a requirement.

There is a great demand for data entry operators and phone operators to serve the 24-hour, 7-day a week call center. MicahTek provides on-site training and cross-training. Phone operators take product orders from incoming calls for multiple clients, provide customer service, and capture call record details. Basically, phone agents must love to type and talk on phones following clients’ scripts.

employment@micahtek.com

MicahTek, Inc.
ATTN: Human Resource Director
8215 S. Elm Place
Broken Arrow, OK 74011

(918) 449-3300

Office Hours are Mon.-Fri. 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m.

When there is a need for hiring, applications are reviewed, qualified applicants are called to set up appointments for CRT testing and possible interviews.

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