Looks like Public Mobile plans to grow a little

[Korth]

Maybe even some new faces on the Moderator Team?

Telus - Product Specialist - Public Mobile Support Operations Prime (Toronto) - MAR04534-18

LinkedIn - Product Specialist - Public Mobile Support Operations Prime (Toronto)

Indeed - Product Specialist - Public Mobile Support Operatioins Prime

Telus - Multicultural Marketing Manager - Public Mobile - MAR04545-18

I notice that - according to the hiring ads - the employer is Telus, not Public Mobile.

I also notice that Telus has multiple hiring fairs throughout Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, they apparently want to hire many people for many positions.  (Especially in my area, where they've recently erected some new cellular base towers, started another 5G pilot project, and entered the final phase of PureFibre deployment.  Woohoo, killer mobile data and 10G broadband at home!)

[Korth]

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@Caniswrote:

 When 5G becomes the mainstream service for Telus / Koodoo.  Public Mobile probably will left to become the 4G/3G service.

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I'm not so pessimistic.

Public Mobile uses the Telus network - so there's no reason for Public Mobile (and only Public Mobile) to lock into legacy hardware, they'll offer all the same stuff as Telus and Koodo.

Of course there's the question of how competitive their allocations will be.  They can place limits on performance or capacity or price which make their Telus counterparts much more appealing to those willing to pay the premium for 5G access.  And they'll phase in 5G plan options only after Telus then Koodo have already established a presence with 5G customers.  It's how 4G worked, it's how 3G worked, it's how 2.5G worked, etc, even before Public Mobile become a Telus-operated MVNO.

[Canis]

 When 5G becomes the mainstream service for Telus / Koodoo.  Public Mobile probably will left to become the 4G/3G service.

[will13am]

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@stonechuckerwrote:

If I could work remotely, I’d be all over this.  Years of IT support back ground, mainly in hardware and software troubleshooting, with experience in databases of various sizes and platforms.

I have zero formal IT experience.  But I learn a lot through managing my own affairs and helping others who are less tech savvy.  I would like to think of myself as a great shopper; that yields insight into what customers will or will not buy.  The job location is perfect.  Maybe I will apply just for fun.  The bot that screens resumes will drop me from the list for scoring zero on key word match.

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[stonechucker]

If I could work remotely, I’d be all over this.  Years of IT support back ground, mainly in hardware and software troubleshooting, with experience in databases of various sizes and platforms.

[will13am]

@Korth, great find!  Maybe I should apply for the job.  It would surely pay better than being an oracle.  Maybe I can help to bring back the 2016 fall promo from a position of greater influence, lol.