CAREER.VI now in British Virgin Islands
  Follow Us On Facebook Twitter LinkedIn  
35545 Job Applications
For 7074 Total Jobs
Posted By 1156 Companies
 
Setup Your Job Agent Cart Credit Competitor
Mail Reporter - ONET Job Title: (Data Entry Keyers)
Industry: All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services share on twitter share on Facebook
 Job Details
Back to Job Listing 
Job Title:   Mail Reporter
ONET Job Title:   Data Entry Keyers
Industry:   All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
Job Type:   Volunteer
Job Location:   St. Croix, St. Thomas, St. John
Minimum Education:   Not Applicable
Career Level:   Entry Level
Minimum Experience:   Not Necessary
Required Travel:   Not Required
View Competition
Job Description:

About Us

The IBM Mail Measurement Study is conducted on behalf of the United States Postal Service to measure the timeliness of mail delivery in the U.S., Virgin Islands, and other territories. The study is conducted by IBM, an external company, to ensure that performance results reflect real customer experiences and are free from bias or manipulation.

We are currently seeking new Mail Reporters in the Virgin Islands to join our growing team of over 20,000 volunteers. The results of our study aid the Postal Service in delivering the best service possible. Does this sound interesting? Continue below to find out how you can help.

What Is a Mail Reporter?

Mail Reporters are volunteers who report the mail they receive from the Postal Service every day. They log into our easy-to-navigate website to report the mail they have received, or to report that they have not received mail at all. Being a reporter is easy and reporting mail only takes a few minutes a day. Below are a few key responsibilities you should know about:

  • Checking mail every day. As a Reporter, we ask that you collect and open your mail everyday, Monday through Saturday.
  • Reporting personal mail. Each day that you receive mail, you will log-in to our Mail Reporting website and report all of the test pieces that you receive.

Are There Incentives for Participating?

Yes, to thank you for participating, you will receive $1.00 for every piece of test mail you accurately report. On average, reporters receive 3-6 pieces of test mail per week, and on average, earn about $19 each month.

How Do I Apply?

If this opportunity sounds interesting to you, you may apply directly through our ReportEZ website (http://reportez.com/newprospect.php). Click “Enter as Referral” at the bottom of the page and fill out our short online screening survey. We will contact you within 3 to 4 business days if we have a need in your area. You can also apply by calling our customer care team at 1-800-688-0444.

How Can I Learn More?

If you would like to learn more about the IBM Mail Study you can also visit our ReportEZ Info Page (http://reportez.com/newprospect.php). Also, take a look at our past study results on the USPS website (http://about.usps.com/what-we-are-doing/service-performance/welcome.htm). If you have additional questions, please email us at exfc@us.ibm.com or call 1-800-688-0444 and a member of our customer care team will be happy to explain the study in more detail.


Skills Required

-Must live in the U.S. Virgin Islands and have a valid mail address

-Must be 18 years of age or older

-Must be willing to check the mail and report test mail that is received on the same day it is received (Monday-Saturday)


Company Information More jobs from this company 
Company Name: IBM Mail Study
Company Description:
The IBM Mail Measurement Study is conducted on behalf of the United States Postal Service to measure the timeliness of mail delivery in the U.S., Puerto Rico, and other territories. The study is outsourced to IBM, an external company, to ensure that performance results reflect real customer experiences and are free from bias or manipulation.
        
Confirm
Are you sure you wish to see the number of people competing for this job. Note: This will use '1' credit from your account within 24 hours?
Show
No
Confirm
Job Agent feature will require '5' credits per Job Agent Set up. Are you sure you wish to set up Job Agent?

 

What are
Users Saying

Over six months after my high school graduation and I'm yet to find a job and I'm still unemployed. It feels like I've looked and search everywhere but still it seems like I'm looking in all the wrong places. I've tried the newspaper, walk-ins, phone calls, even various online job websites. I found Career.VI the "Virgin Island's leading job search website". Even though I haven't found a job as yet, Career.VI gives me a sense of hope and makes me feel like the tides will change and the best is yet to come.

Kencia Jolly
Home
Headlines
Career Tips
Employer Insight
Career Growth
Job Market
Ask the Experts
Tortal
Anegada
Jost Van Dyke
Virgin Gorda
About Career.VI
Job Market in VI
Media
Privacy Policy
Site Map
Terms and Conditions
Company Listings
FAQs
Contact Us
Partnership
RSS
  Common Questions to ask the Interviewer
  How to Handle Difficult Interview Situations
  Common Interview Questions
  The Importance of Research
  Self Confidence
Powered ByTABS
Copyright 2024 Career.VI
- Top Virgin Islands Jobs - All Rights Reserved.
Reproduction of material from any Career.VI pages without permission is strictly prohibited.
BIZVI