If you are called to come in for an interview, in most cases, you will meet
with a Human Resources Department representative (certain positions
may also require skill testing). If all goes well, you can anticipate
meeting with several other individuals before a decision to hire is made.
This may require more than one visit. Of course, a pre-employment drug
test is required, and your references and background will be checked
prior to an offer of employment.
Q.
I saw an ad for an open position. What is the salary range?
A.
Cox Communications, Inc. and its subsidiaries offer competitive compensation.
Salaries will vary depending on the skills and years of experience required.
If you have a specific salary expectation, please state this in your online resume.
Q.
I submitted my resume a few days ago. How long will it take before an interview is scheduled?
A.
Should a currently available position match well with your qualifications,
you may be contacted to set up an interview. In addition,
your resume will be kept in our database for our recruiters to access
for future opportunities across Cox.
Q.
Do you have any part-time jobs?
A.
Several areas of the Company regularly offer part-time employment opportunities. The
Customer Service organization, for example, often has part-time openings.
Q.
I've heard Cox has a casual dress code. Is that true?
A.
In most areas of the Company, employees dress appropriately for the job
function or work they are performing. Dress standards range
from formal business attire, work uniforms, to business casual depending
on the location and work requirements. Safety is a prime consideration
in determining suitable dress.
Q.
How many employees work at Cox Communications?
A.
Cox Communications is a large company employing more than 20,000 people.
To learn more about the company, you may wish to visit
our About Cox section of Cox.com.