Theresheego

Hello. Not sure if the correct forum but inquiring if anyone is familiar with the operations program support role ? 

Thank you again . I was bummed thinking I’ll probably have no chance in hearing back but I’ll use your tip of AI assistance 

Back again . I’ve been applying to office /admin positions since January , and declined from many / no update from others . (Analyst , customer service specialist , testing specialist,etc ) 

How crucial would you (those in admin positions /HR)  say a cover letter is? For the most part I’ve just been doing resume since I’ve applied to 100+ and very rarely have I uploaded a cover letter . Does this play a heavy Role? 

Hey quick question and I don’t even see a section for this . Does anyone work in payroll on here ? I have a person whomst I’m not too fond of who does payroll here and I just want to know what person information if mine they’d  have access to ? They aren’t my liaison but if they wanted to would they be able to find detrimental information about me regarding home , salary etc ? Or do they just have access to specific staff members assigned to them . Just my luck 😒

Wow . That’s disappointing, however when it does come in , it’ll be in a great abundance . 
thanks again for these breakdowns 

49 minutes ago, IWantANewJobPls said:

Hey. I didn't have to take an exam for this position. I don't want to say which position or department I was hired into. 

Great thank you , this gives me an ounce of hope lol . & going by your name , I do hope you’re enjoying it thus far 

3 hours ago, gr1mee said:

Analysts can work in any of those capacities. Location is where you the offer for. When a department needs an analyst, you apply specifically for that job/location. Its not an universal job posting like the operating titles. Depends on which vacancy you got the offer for. Was enjoyable initially, but once you get top pay as an Analyst it can be a dead end unless youre in the right place at the right time. The only advancement is getting a Supervisor/Manager job. Days are Monday thru Friday...bankers hours. Most Analysts dont see any OT. Im a part of the OSA Analysts. I think they have it better than the Transit Analysts (ATMAs) they are trying to fill all of the newbies with. Its cheaper for the MTA to hire ATMAs.

Great that you mentioned this as that’s the exact position I’m trying to get into (transit analyst) …the lack of ot will be a loss for me as I’m in another city agency that’s 24hrs and there’s an abundance of ot /no cap but I’d like an office environment and day hours . 
 

Why do you think it’s cheaper to hire atma’s ? Also what’s the abbreviation for OSA ?

On 12/2/2022 at 2:52 PM, Alucard said:

Hi I've sent you a PM in reponse to your inquiry.. 

any of you have insight on this position ? I am trying to apply for analyst as well without taking the exam 

42 minutes ago, gr1mee said:

Im an Analyst. 

Great .  Does this position work in payroll , hr, etc ? Enjoying it ? WhT is the interview process like ? Do you choose your location or whether hiring is necessary ? WhTs day to day role like ? Sorry for a shitload of questions 

On 7/14/2023 at 6:05 PM, Xenablaxk said:

Did you take a analyst exam for the position. My start date is coming up!

Hey I think I actually wrote to you on another thread . But did either of you have to take an exam for these positions? If so which positions are you in ? Im trying to apply for an office job as well 

Hey which position are you in ? I haven’t taken any analysts exams but seeking employment with TA as an analyst too