Shaw Communications
typical day
-focus on cold calling to gain new clients
- the management is very willing to help, and open to feedback
- hardest part of the job is the grinding on constant calls. It gets really repetitive and mentally draining if you are not having a good day.
- the management is very willing to help, and open to feedback
- hardest part of the job is the grinding on constant calls. It gets really repetitive and mentally draining if you are not having a good day.
What are people saying about the leadership at Shaw Communications?
77%
of employees approve of Brad Shaw’s performance as CEO
CEO Approval is based on 347 ratings
job at shaw
The overall job was very easy. Management was hit or miss depending on which supervisor you were dealing with. When the option to leave was given there was no benefit to staying. In conferences that were held no one could give any security to the job. I also left due to management.
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What jobs are available at Shaw Communications?
- Sault Ste. Marie, ON
- Prince George, BC
- North Vancouver, BC
- Fort McMurray, AB
- Toronto, ON
- Senior Network Analyst
- Accounts Payable Clerk
- Service Advisor
- Planner
- Product Specialist
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- Inside Sales Representative (Call Centre)Vancouver, BC
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- Bilingual Inside Sales Representative (Punjabi)Vancouver, BC
- Bilingual Inside Sales Representative (Tagalog)Vancouver, BC
- Bilingual Inside Sales Representative (Mandarin and/or Cantonese)Vancouver, BC