asassffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff- Okay, a {word filter avoidance} playsushi ad that won't close is blocking my screen, so please ignore the letters i had to type just to see the message I'm typing. I'm writing because I was called in for an interview for a job position in a call center location in corona fffffffffff. Office hours are closed otherwise I would call the regular verizon number and check to see that the location exists.fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff I did search the Corona position on this site and there is nothing here about it. Since, he told me others come in to work at the call center in Corona- this is abig a** strike one when I can not verify the position and can not even verify that the call center exists in Corona. I also searched the address he gave me and the location is a leased building that their is still an ad up for-Is it customary for a "hiring manager" to ask ppl to come to a leased office location as opposed to an official verizon location? -possible strike two.fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffand, the biggest strike of all? the thing that got me searching in the first place- this person wants me to call him before I arrive so he can open some sort of door which he will lead me through- I have NEVER been on an interview where the hiring manager had time to come down, find you, and lead you upstairs...I've already decided not to go unless I can verify that the address he gave me {edited for privacy} is actually being used as an approved place to conduct interviewsffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff my common sense tells me that this is not the way a call center finds their sales people...Am I wrong? Please Anser: 1) Is this hiring situation (use a leased building) ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff normal for a verizon call center hire? 2) Is there a Verizon call center in Corona, Ca as he claims?
