I worked for JLL for two yrs from 03-05 and they were good company to work for !!! My friend stayed and still works for them and is an assistant chief now and at same facility for 7 plus yrs .
Ive had the 3 phone interviews,think they went well. I was told to expect a call with a salary offer. Its been about a week and a half. Fingers are crossed!!
Well I did not get the jobTurnes out they changed job title.They had it listed as mobile enginer but i guess do to the problems since they posted now they want a 100%chiller tech.I only have about 10% experence in that field. to caps 101 do send letter of thanks and follow up after 1-2 weeks
Without chiller/boiler experience I can tell you it would be difficult here in Louisiana to find a HVAC job in the month of January. It's much more seasonal here for the hiring of new people.
I wouldn't make that assumption just yet. JLL reminds me of a government entity. It's a very large company and has a lot of policy and procedure to follow with any step. It's like trying to get a huge wheel to move... It takes a lot of time and effort to get it rolling but once you do, you can't get it to stop.
Definitely keep looking for work but don't assume JLL is out of the picture until get confirmation.
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Originally Posted by caps101
Turnes out they changed job title.They had it listed as mobile enginer but i guess do to the problems since they posted now they want a 100%chiller tech.I only have about 10% experence in that field. to caps 101 do send letter of thanks and follow up after 1-2 weeks
