I just applied for Luoyang mobile operator,

I think I can answer your question. I used to work in Henan Baiyao Commercial Company. This company is mainly responsible for recruiting telephone operators in Henan Mobile Customer Service Center. If you want to pass exams and interviews at all levels and finally get on the job, the first thing you need is a written test. The content of the written test is mainly the understanding of mobile and even mobile-related businesses, as well as the cultural slogans and business brands of mobile enterprises, such as GSM, Shenzhouxing and M-Zone. After the written test, you have to attend the first interview, which is neither structured nor unstructured. The interview will tell you in advance what aspects or topics you have, which depends on your own reflective ability. There are two interviews and a second interview. If you can make it to the second interview, it means that you have almost passed the exam. By the way, the interviewer for the second interview is a mobile insider, so you should pay attention to the understanding of mobile business and pronunciation, especially those friends with hoarse voices. If you pass the second interview, you have to have two months of training, which is equivalent to giving you a lesson in learning mobile business. If you pass the final exam, a unified national operator certificate will be issued. In addition, during this period, you will receive free training. I'm talking about the positioning of mobile operators. To tell the truth, the welfare treatment is really good, not worse than those institutions. In summer, there is a cooling fee, even drinks are distributed, shopping rolls and so on, and the phone bill is certain. The monthly phone bill for the first level is 200. The higher the level, the more the phone bill, and the salary is ok. But then again, the more you work, the more you get, and the salary is based on you. But to be honest, answering the phone is really tiring. Some people don't say harassing phone calls, and some complain unreasonably. It's really hard and the working hours are irregular. There are several flights. Some people go to work at six in the morning and get off work at nine in the evening. Some people go to work at 7 o'clock the next morning 12. If you don't have enough calls, you have to work overtime. Overtime is a common thing, not to mention how hard it is, because you don't take as much as you want. If you are self-motivated and like to challenge for high salary, you can try it. You have everything in Sanjin, and you work hard to earn a lot, but I still want to emphasize that you are really working hard!