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Does anyone know who the T uses for hiring contractors?

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Business Billing Analyst contractor through St. Louis staffing company (kellymitchell.com) pays $30 to $35 per hour in Bay Area.

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Some company in India, Philippines or elsewhere overseas.

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Post ID: @jir+1iVJkwSB

Not prem tech. Some type of analyst work. Business or finance.

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Post ID: @sux+1iVJkwSB

It appears that they use a company named Ringling Bros.

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Post ID: @tjw+1iVJkwSB

For construction contractors, at least in SF Bay Area and Silicon Valley/San Jose, as a transfer from AT&T OPT, you'll make $35 per hour if you have class A/cdl. If you become a foreman, you'll make up to $40 per hour plus unlimited overtime, especially if you are on call for emergency repair. Not as much as the top AT&T union rate of $45 per hour, but you should make similar money with the overtime, if not more since AT&T hardly had any OT in Bay Area/Silicon Valley. A few coax splicers and fiber splicers were making closer to the $45 per hour mark. Supervisors make similar to what AT&T paid their construction and splicing crew managers, but contractor supervisors have to work a lot more than AT&T construction or splicing managers who sit on their a-s all day (or half day then go home after lunch).

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You’re not going to get rich quick working for one the contractors that does construction, splicing, etc. They get paid less than prem techs and you’ll be working with a bunch of guys with neck tats and face piercings.

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Post ID: @iay+1iVJkwSB

McDonald's.

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Post ID: @bvz+1iVJkwSB

Cable placement and splicing. I wanna get rich quick!

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google is your friend
https://www.oncontracting.com/client/company/att-contract-jobs-reviews-staffing-agencies

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Network, IT, Business, or Call Center?

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Post ID: @tht+1iVJkwSB

What type of work?

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