Nightingale 0 #1 March 9, 2004 mods, I hope this is okay... I've seen a lot of threads about people getting laid off, losing jobs, or just being unhappy with where they work. A friend just forwarded me this to send to another friend, and I thought maybe my skyfriends could benefit from the info too, especially if they're looking for a move to California... 21st Century insurance in southern California is hiring several people over the next few weeks. Apparently, someone screwed up and didn't hire enough people for their next training class to start, so HR is under a lot of pressure to fill the slots right now. I know my friend's position required either a college degree or prior insurance experience, but he said there may be other positions available too. Below is his email, with the links and phone numbers (which are public record and listed in the phone book, so I'm not posting anyone's personal info). ------------------------------------------------------------ Kris, If your friend is still interested in looking into a job at 21st Century Insurance, he'll want to act quickly. My first suggestion would be for him to call my office at 888-352-9910 (or 714-255-9910) and ask to speak with Laura Booth (Human Resources Field Supervisor). There is also some information online he can check out. Specifically, he can check out the careers section of the company's website for all current openings: http://www.21st.com/company/careers.do I did manage to find one listing for the position at which I started (Claim Office Adjuster, Trainee) listed for the home office in Woodland Hills. The info for that position can be viewed here: http://www.21st.com/company/careers.do?jobid=2398&deptid=4 If he is interested, I would strongly recommend acting quickly. The training classes are generally no larger than about eight or nine people and they last for ten weeks. Usually there are a couple of training groups going on at the same time (different offices), and they company is expanding, so they're definitely going to continue to hire new people, but if he waits too long right now, he may have to wait for a couple of months unitl the next training class starts up. Let me know if he has any questions. ~Bill ------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PhillyKev 0 #2 March 9, 2004 As long as we're on the topic....opening at my work, too. Great company to work for, well above average pay, outstanding benefits. Portfolio Accountant Aronson+Johnson+Ortiz, LP, a quantitative equity investment manager, seeks a portfolio accountant. Duties to include: corporate action processing, class action administration, account reconciliation, standard and custom report preparation using portfolio accounting and analytical systems, and special project work. Requirements: BS/BA, and previous portfolio accounting experience. Must have excellent computer skills (including Excel), organizational skills, and be a team player who requires little supervision. Advent Axys experience a plus. We offer outstanding compensation (salary and benefits). Submit résumé, salary requirements (and anything else convincing) to: Kevin Naughton Aronson+Johnson+Ortiz, LP 230 South Broad Street Twentieth Floor Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 No calls or visits, please, from applicants or agencies. AJO is an equal opportunity employer. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ACMESkydiver 0 #3 March 9, 2004 Thanks Night and Kev both...that's very kind of you to lend a hand to us now or soon-to-be unemployed skydivers... Personally I'm gonna stick with what I got until my cut-off date, which is late August. After that who knows? But thanks again for the heads-up on open jobs. ~Jaye Do not believe that possibly you can escape the reward of your action. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
