Ok i have a good question,there was a job i applied to about three weeks ago and theyve taken it off the job listing page but it says im still in process for the postion,i dont know know whats going on.
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EliM2010
ModeratorTallent93 ... JOBS come and GO off websites thru different railroads....... BUT as long as u applied Tallent93 your good to go just EXPECT a response either in a short period of time or it all depends on what they want ... can be up to 6 months depending on what railroad u applied for!!!
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Machinist817
Member@BIGSLIM2479
Did you ever her intouch with HR? If so what's the news?Posted 2 months ago # -
DavidJM
MemberI have been invited to a NS recruiting session:) My question is about my experience with CSX with a contract security company. Would it be ok to mention the CSX name? I ask that because at my current employer I am a security guard and we do get to be out there with CSX during their track switches. We even get to listen and communicate with them on a CSX radio. It is an awesome experience I want to talk about and I wonder if NS will listen. This experience has made me a foamer.
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BigSlim2479
Member@Machinist817 I called this morning, but didn't talk to a live person. I left a message on a voicemail where they ask you to state why you calling, so far no call/email back yet
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markreule5
MemberHey everyone. I just got out of the Army after 4 years and applied to be a signal apprentice here in Chicago. I have no idea what to do or what to expect. I know I just applied yesterday but I'm really excited and would love to work for the railroad. Also I have veterans preference plus a purple heart. Are there any other veterans in here or anyone who would know if that would be a plus? Any ideas on what to do to maybe make myself stand out more? It's a tough time for veterans to transition and get good jobs. I just want to be one of the ones who keeps moving forward and can continue to do great things for his country.
Thanks,
Rangers lead the Way.Posted 2 months ago # -
@markreule5....I greatly appreciate your tremendous service to keep me and my family safe, That is not a light hearted statement my friend. The railroad loves hiring former military service people. If you follow Sean's book, I am sure you will do fine. Remember you are a team player, we all look out for eachother. Hopefully see you out there somewhere as a fellow brother.
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@karly they were probably figuring out who the vet's were so they could keep an eye on them to hire them first if they could fog a mirror..
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LMC
MemberI applied for a conductor's position for NS about a week ago. My status shows "In process" so I'm guessing that NS is waiting for more apps since the job has been open for almost a month. One question on the application has bothered me "Have you been convicted of any moving traffic offenses in the last 5 years?" I answered it truthfully and stated that I received a "failure to yield" ticket. With every industry promoting "safety safety safety". Is this going to hurt my chances? Any comments are greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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