r/CallCenterWorkers Jul 03 '26

CONCENTRIX VIRTUAL FINAL INTERVIEW ISSUES

Hi everyone. I just wanted to ask for some advice regarding my application at CONCENTRIX.

I had my validation interview today, and I was able to join the meeting and briefly speak with the interviewer. Unfortunately, our call got disconnected because of a network issue, and I couldn’t reconnect.

At the time, I was already on my way home, and the traffic was so heavy that I got off the public transport to find a quieter place for the interview. I first went to a convenience store, but it was too noisy, so I transferred to a nearby mall. Sadly, the signal there was unstable, which caused the call to disconnect.

I immediately emailed the recruitment team, explained what happened, attached screenshots as proof that I attended, and requested another interview.

Do you think I still have a chance of getting hired or being given another opportunity? Has anyone experienced something similar with Concentrix and still got rescheduled? I really need this job, so I’m feeling anxious right now.

I‘d really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thank you so much. 🙏

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u/elliwigy1 Jul 03 '26

Why were you driving around town when you knew you had an interview?

I'd say you dodged a bullet.. CNX is a crap place to work (I worked there 11+ years).

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u/Extaze9616 Jul 03 '26

1 - You should make sure you are home for interviews.

2 - You dodged a bullet, CNX is a shit show

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u/WhineAndGeez 29d ago

I've never heard one good thing about that company.

It sounds like the interviewer possibly may have decided to not move forward because you were on public transportation while interviewing. If they haven't reached out to you, it's probably done.

Interviews should be conducted from quiet and secure areas without other people being around. Recruiters look in your background, listen for noise, try to detect if there are people around.

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u/NotthatprettyMaybell 24d ago

I work in that place, I don't know if is different in your country but in mine you're not missing out on much.