Cable One
Broadband, TV, phone, and advertising services
Customer Care and Sales Advisor
About the job
- A High School Diploma or GED is required.
- The ability to ask fact-finding questions to identify solutions aligned with customer needs is required.
- Demonstrated patience and professionalism in customer interactions is required.
- Working knowledge of Cable One products and services is required.
- Strong communication and active listening skills are required.
- The ability to remain composed and empathetic in high-pressure situations is required.
- The ability to sit for extended periods and use hands, talk, and hear is required.
- The ability to lift up to 10 pounds may be required.
- Learn and apply Retention Sales and Customer Care concepts, procedures, and methodologies.
- Perform entry-level sales and support tasks within a designated region or business area.
- Respond to inbound customer inquiries via phone or ticketing systems, providing personalized and thoughtful communication.
- Actively listen and ask questions to understand customer needs, showing empathy and respect.
- Address requests to disconnect or remove services.
- Provide billing and pricing information.
- Resolve standard issues remotely or educate customers on resolution steps.
- Schedule service appointments when remote resolution is not possible.
- Arrange product returns or exchanges.
- Manage add, change, and delete requests in hosted platforms.
- Use telephone-based selling skills to build rapport, identify customer issues, offer solutions, explain product and service benefits, negotiate household spend, upsell additional services, and accurately input orders.
- Meet or exceed weekly and monthly sales activity goals.
- Follow company-approved scripts to ensure consistent communication.
- Assist with special projects as assigned.
About the company
Sparklight provides broadband internet, advanced Wi‑Fi, cable TV, and phone service for households, plus scalable connectivity and communications products for small-to-mid‑market, enterprise, wholesale and carrier customers through Sparklight Business, and digital marketing and advertising services via Sparklight Advertising. It delivers these services over its own network, with home customers getting bundled packages and businesses receiving tailored connectivity and advertising options. It differentiates itself with a large geographic footprint and an integrated suite of consumer, business, and advertising services focused on scalable, cost‑effective solutions. Its goal is to connect customers to what matters by offering reliable connectivity and entertainment while supporting both households and businesses in their communication and marketing objectives.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Post IPO Equity
Headquarters
Phoenix, Arizona
Founded
1986
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What believers are saying
- Sparklight Mobile launched in 2026, creating retention bundles and higher customer lifetime value.
- Digital and door-to-door sales drove roughly 35% of quarterly connects, up from under 10%.
- Cable One cut debt nearly $130 million in 2026 while preserving $700 million revolver capacity.
What critics are saying
- August 2026 revenue fell 8.4% to $348.9 million; broadband subscribers keep declining.
- September 17-18, 2026, Cable One drew $700 million, signaling strained liquidity.
- October 1, 2026 MBI buyout adds $475 million-$495 million plus $845 million-$895 million debt.
What makes Cable One unique
- Cable One's rural footprint in 24 states faces less direct cable overbuild pressure.
- Heather McCallion joined as COO August 24, 2026, sharpening operations and digital transformation.
- Management keeps monetizing assets and repurchasing debt, showing capital discipline despite volatility.
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Cable One borrows $700 million to 'preserve financial flexibility' The company is hoping to close its acquisition of Mega Broadband Investments by Oct. 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, 2026 - Cable One borrowed another $700 million last week, the company told federal regulators Tuesday. Related to what you are reading now According to quarterly filings from the company last month, that was all that was available to borrow under its $1.25 billion revolving credit facility as of June 30. Join the Broadband community for FREE! Post tagged in Related on Broadband Breakfast
Cable One drew $700 million from its $1.25 billion revolving credit facility on 17 and 18 September 2026 to strengthen cash reserves and maintain financial flexibility. The US broadband provider tapped its 2023 credit agreement ahead of the facility's February 2028 maturity whilst keeping additional borrowing capacity in reserve. The company retained the option to repay part or all of the drawdown before maturity. Cable One provides internet, video, and voice services primarily to residential and business customers in smaller and mid-sized US markets. The move demonstrates the company's strategy to manage its balance sheet through its revolving credit line as it navigates ongoing subscriber and revenue challenges.
Heather McCallion named COO of Cable One. Heather McCallion is set to join Cable One as COO later this month. She most recently served as chief experience officer at WideOpenWest. #pressrelease August 14, 2026 Cable One, Inc. (NYSE: CABO) (the "Company" or "Cable One"), a leading broadband communications provider serving residential and business customers across 24 states, today announced the appointment of Heather McCallion as Chief Operating Officer, with an expected start date of August 24, 2026. As COO, McCallion will lead Cable One's operational strategy and execution, overseeing residential sales and marketing, customer experience, customer care, field operations and digital transformation across all regions. She will be responsible for executing the company's long-term strategy while advancing operational excellence across the organization. McCallion brings more than 25 years of executive leadership experience driving business transformation and growth across broadband and telecommunications companies. Most recently, she served as Chief Experience Officer at WideOpenWest, Inc. ("WOW!"). Prior to joining WOW!, she held several executive leadership roles at Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband), including Vice President, General Manager of the company's Florida markets and Vice President of New Business & Business Transformation. Want more Light Reading stories in your Google search results? Join 62,000+ members. Yes it's completely free.
Cable One reported declining second-quarter 2025 results, with revenue falling 8.5% year-over-year to $348.9 million and adjusted EBITDA dropping to $173.5 million. Free cash flow decreased to $99.5 million from $134.8 million. The company lost 17,000 residential broadband customers amid heightened fibre competition. CEO Jim Holanda said customer retention is the top operational priority. Cable One is responding with targeted pricing, retention tools, speed upgrades, and expanded sales channels. The company expects most customers to have access to multi-gigabit infrastructure by year-end. Cable One reduced debt by nearly $130 million in the first half and is evaluating additional financing and asset-monetisation options.