StarTek holding online career fair for 100 new jobs

A Startek employee sets up an assessment screening for a job applicant during a career fair last fall. StarTek is boosting its hiring efforts, adding 100 employees starting next month. STAFF FILE PHOTO

A Startek employee sets up an assessment screening for a job applicant during a career fair last fall. StarTek is boosting its hiring efforts, adding 100 employees starting next month. STAFF FILE PHOTO
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Feb 16, 2017
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StarTek Hamilton is negotiating with a major cellphone carrier to add an additional 100 customer service representatives.

“Hiring would begin next month and would peak at the end of the spring in order to fulfill our client’s needs,” said Greg Austin, the company’s recruiting manager. “We are currently at about 300 employees today and with this new line of business would be at 400 or higher.”

RELATED: StarTek in Hamilton to hire 200 employees in next 3 months

To fulfill current hiring needs and prepare for this new client, the company is holding two hiring events in the next week.

An Online Career Fair is scheduled for Facebook from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. Company officials will message with candidates to set up interview. For more information, click here/ or visit "STARTEK Hamilton" on Facebook. The company also is scheduled to hold open interviews from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. next Tuesday at its Engagement Center, 150 High St., third floor, Hamilton. Parking is accessible in the George McDulin Memorial Garage, 102 N 2nd Street, Hamilton. For more information, click here.

StarTek Inc. is a large, third-party call center company headquartered in Denver, Colo., with 22 Engagement Centers in five countries and more than 13,000 employees. It aims to protect and extend the brand of many companies globally in telecommunications, cable, healthcare, IT, retail, education and non-profit.

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