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You can get a prepaid phone. Without a monthly contract a phone really only costs as much as you use it. If you're only using your phone for job calls, this sh
by true_religion 15y ago
You can get a prepaid phone. Without a monthly contract a phone really only costs as much as you use it.
If you're only using your phone for job calls, this should be fairly cheap.
- stan_rogers 15y agoThe per-minute rates are generally high (on the order of $0.30/min) and the prepaid time generally expires (in 10-30 days for low-dollar loadings). If you are actively searching for work, you need to have enough time loaded to handle a telephone interview and to be put on hold from time to time. Once that's covered, you need to top up the time at regular intervals in order to avoid losing what you've already paid for -- and that leads to a non-refundable "savings account" with your provider. Prepaid is not significantly cheaper than a low-end contract, and can be more expensive.
- true_religion 15y agoYour job choices here were waiter, warehouse worker, and office temp. Who gets a telephone interview for any of those things? At least I know that no warehouse job I ever worked required a telephone interview.