# Work for Geico? Clicky Clicky!

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**Created:** [November 9, 2006, 4:29am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/work-for-geico-clicky-clicky/19937 "2006-11-09T04:29:58Z")\
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**Post date:** [November 11, 2006, 8:44am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/work-for-geico-clicky-clicky/19937/10 "2006-11-11T08:44:54Z")

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Walker, I might be in your training class.  
2. Sorry bout my spelling, I was writing it out before I had to leave for work, was typing way to fast.

I took a 3 part test

1. Reading comprehension, Read it quick, then look through for specific answers (They keep the reading passage up) (Timed)
2. Fake call center working… audio plays, or an e-mail pops up and you have to enter the information into their system quickly.
3. Typing: They give you a passage to type on the top of the screen and you type it.

I passed all of them…

Then the interviews:  
1: Phone Interview  
2: Testing  
3: Interview W/ Recruiter  
4: Role-Play (Haven’t done that… Walker any hints?)  
5. Sit with an associate, & Manager / Hiring interview

Seems like a LOT for an entry level job.

Dreid: I got an e-mail about 2 days after my application was put in, then I got a phone call the following day to set up a phone interview.

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