chipmaker Posted November 8, 2004 Share Posted November 8, 2004 oo nga pare, six sigma is not just a management fad. it is really something you can use in real life. example na lang, ang variation sa travel time ko to the office is less than +/- 3 minutes, considering that the distance is more than 20 kms. astig di ba? hehe<{POST_SNAPBACK}> hahaha! pero pano pag pauwi? mahirap i-control chart yan. lalo na pag fridays. Quote Link to comment
tazmanic Posted November 9, 2004 Share Posted November 9, 2004 hahaha! pero pano pag pauwi? mahirap i-control chart yan. lalo na pag fridays. <{POST_SNAPBACK}>paguwi ibang usapan na yun haha!! i was interviewed for a QA Mgr position for a call center, bad trip ako ang liit ng offer. akala ko pa naman kayang doblehin yung current compensation ko, dehins rin pala. isa pang napansin ko, since most call centers are based in the US, the roles of filipino managers are limited to operational issues, unlike companies that are based here where pinoys have a more strategic role. in this case, ayoko namang maging parang head ng QA section lang when in my current position i'm already involved in development of long-term strategic goals. pero shempre, pera pera lang ang usapan dyan Quote Link to comment
chipmaker Posted November 10, 2004 Share Posted November 10, 2004 paguwi ibang usapan na yun haha!! i was interviewed for a QA Mgr position for a call center, bad trip ako ang liit ng offer. akala ko pa naman kayang doblehin yung current compensation ko, dehins rin pala. isa pang napansin ko, since most call centers are based in the US, the roles of filipino managers are limited to operational issues, unlike companies that are based here where pinoys have a more strategic role. in this case, ayoko namang maging parang head ng QA section lang when in my current position i'm already involved in development of long-term strategic goals. pero shempre, pera pera lang ang usapan dyan <{POST_SNAPBACK}> hahaha! pero pre, buti ka pa nga, you get to be interviewed. ako parang natatakot sa resume ko. ewan ko nga ba. i didn't know operational lang ang scope ng mga managers ng call centers dito. sayang naman. dami pa namang pwedeng i-contribute ng mga pinoys sa ganyan. being at the forefront of operations, pinoys are in a position to effectively market the services, kung ano ba yung advantages natin, how we can provide better service. pero yung last statement mo ha... i couldn't have said it better. :boo: Quote Link to comment
quatro Posted December 20, 2004 Share Posted December 20, 2004 angat ko lng... isa pang side effect > dadami email address mo & kng saan-saang websites kna magsasign-up... Quote Link to comment
Saeki® Posted December 20, 2004 Share Posted December 20, 2004 angat ko lng... isa pang side effect > dadami email address mo & kng saan-saang websites kna magsasign-up... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> korek!!!! :cool: :mtc: Quote Link to comment
TheGeneral Posted December 21, 2004 Share Posted December 21, 2004 (edited) callcenters are a good source of income...if we want to put it that way. just as i arrived in manila, i was offered a hefty salary by etelecare but i refused... not for the money, but for the family time that job would take away from me. i can not bear the thought that i work in the wee hours of the day and go home just to sleep the whole day when everybody's enjoying the day... having no time to interact with my family and peers anymore. i do not live just to work, i value my time for myself and my family. i guess the call center is more suitable for singles. just my opinion, no offense to those working in call centers... :hypocritesmiley: Edited December 21, 2004 by TheGeneral Quote Link to comment
nautica Posted December 21, 2004 Share Posted December 21, 2004 callcenters are a good source of income...if we want to put it that way. just as i arrived in manila, i was offered a hefty salary by etelecare but i refused... not for the money, but for the family time that job would take away from me. i can not bear the thought that i work in the wee hours of the day and go home just to sleep the whole day when everybody's enjoying the day... having no time to interact with my family and peers anymore. i do not live just to work, i value my time for myself and my family. i guess the call center is more suitable for singles. just my opinion, no offense to those working in call centers... :hypocritesmiley:<{POST_SNAPBACK}> I agree with you Bro. you have a point...... Quote Link to comment
Saeki® Posted December 22, 2004 Share Posted December 22, 2004 callcenters are a good source of income...if we want to put it that way. just as i arrived in manila, i was offered a hefty salary by etelecare but i refused... not for the money, but for the family time that job would take away from me. i can not bear the thought that i work in the wee hours of the day and go home just to sleep the whole day when everybody's enjoying the day... having no time to interact with my family and peers anymore. i do not live just to work, i value my time for myself and my family. i guess the call center is more suitable for singles. just my opinion, no offense to those working in call centers... :hypocritesmiley:<{POST_SNAPBACK}> youre right sir. Quote Link to comment
discount_card Posted December 22, 2004 Share Posted December 22, 2004 callcenters are a good source of income...if we want to put it that way. just as i arrived in manila, i was offered a hefty salary by etelecare but i refused... not for the money, but for the family time that job would take away from me. i can not bear the thought that i work in the wee hours of the day and go home just to sleep the whole day when everybody's enjoying the day... having no time to interact with my family and peers anymore. i do not live just to work, i value my time for myself and my family. i guess the call center is more suitable for singles. just my opinion, no offense to those working in call centers... :hypocritesmiley:<{POST_SNAPBACK}> tama ka dyan pero sa hirap ng buhay ngayon, ang isang kinsenas ng tech support na katulad ko ay katumbas na ng isang buwang sweldo ng isang normal na obrero... cyempre if u want to invest in ur future, kelangang mag-sacrifice... Quote Link to comment
dc_maker1009 Posted December 23, 2004 Share Posted December 23, 2004 working on a call center would be hard for a "family man", wala ka na talagang oras para sa sarili mo, panu pa kaya family mo....... side effect ng working sa call center, kabisado mo na lahat ng gamot/technique para sa sore throat ..... Quote Link to comment
R@v3n Posted December 24, 2004 Share Posted December 24, 2004 22. nahihiya kang magpunta sa mga reunion lalo na't alam mong successful lahat ng ka-batch mo. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Bakit ka naman mahihiya kung sa laki ng suweldo mo eh pwede mo sila ilibre lahat?! :cool: just my own 2 cents... ...when i started this job, i was actually thinking it was a lowly job, kc nakakabobo b......and as for MIT people or some nihonjin creating a machine that can answers people's concerns and for that matter sell products through the phone, i doubt they'll be able to do that in the near future...they have to first duplicate human emotions in a machine, or at least teach computers the basics of human semantics... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sabi ng prof namin, nakakabobo daw yan for CS students kasi hindi rin magagamit mga napag-aralan namin like Automata, Colpiler Theory, etc. Pero, kung naghahanap ng starting point, o hindi pa nakapag-iisip ng career path, or wala lang talaga choice pwede na rin daw. In my opinion, depende rin naman sa tao kung pababayaan niyang mag-stagnate utak niya eh! Also, mahirap pa talaga ngayon mag-duplicate ng human emotions although hindi siya kelangan sa call center industry. Ang kelangan if ever is human logic. Yun ang talagang imposible pa sa ngayon. Masyadong mataas na computing power ang kailangan to even simulate the human brain. Although engineers at MIT are already on the verge of constructing a Quantum Computer which may give us the necessary computing power, the actual psychological workings of the brain needs to be understood first before it can be translated fully into a working program. In case of human semantics, mas madali pang gawin yun kesa sa logic/AI. coolestboy.... kakaaliw lang na you have so much time trying to put down the CC industry pero di mo masabi ano field of work mo. must be highly classified huh? swerte mo nmn, been wanting to have a job like that of james bond. btw, i think it was the CEO or vp of etelecare int'l that was interviewed & was featured in one of the columns of a leading newspaper yesterday explaining how the call center industry is expected to expand even more in the coming years. btw, so just you know....pag tumawag ka sa bayantel or pldt or 114 or BPI or citibank or any other bank eh chances are call center din hinihingan mo ng tulong.... & i bet it would take a couple hundred of years for MIT genius to duplicate human emotions..... kidyot <- totally uncool :hypocritesmiley: <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Cool lang kayo diyan :hypocritesmiley: ...btw, it would take hundreds of years before emotions can be duplicated since they're too random and illogical but it may only take our lifetime to duplicate human logic. Also, the expansion of call centers in the coming years may be greatly exaggerated. Although it is expected to continue its expansion in the next 5 years or so, the number of people growing more and more knowledgeable in computers are also growing at an increased pace. Already, children at age 5 and below are being exposed to computers and taught computers even before they reach high school. Before you know it, call centers will run out of people to support and an abrupt decline may be well underway. :cry: So it is in everyone's best interests to keep your minds fresh and open to new fields and possibilities. :mtc: Quote Link to comment
quatro Posted December 28, 2004 Share Posted December 28, 2004 side effect > magkakaron ka ng madaming mug @ jacket Quote Link to comment
discount_card Posted December 28, 2004 Share Posted December 28, 2004 side effect > magkakaron ka ng madaming mug @ jacket <{POST_SNAPBACK}> tama ka dyan pre!!! dumadami na nga ang mga jacket ko... and I'm planning to buy another one! :cool: :mtc: Quote Link to comment
dark_skye Posted December 28, 2004 Share Posted December 28, 2004 Sabi ng prof namin, nakakabobo daw yan for CS students kasi hindi rin magagamit mga napag-aralan namin like Automata, Colpiler Theory, etc. Pero, kung naghahanap ng starting point, o hindi pa nakapag-iisip ng career path, or wala lang talaga choice pwede na rin daw. In my opinion, depende rin naman sa tao kung pababayaan niyang mag-stagnate utak niya eh! Also, mahirap pa talaga ngayon mag-duplicate ng human emotions although hindi siya kelangan sa call center industry. Ang kelangan if ever is human logic. Yun ang talagang imposible pa sa ngayon. Masyadong mataas na computing power ang kailangan to even simulate the human brain. Although engineers at MIT are already on the verge of constructing a Quantum Computer which may give us the necessary computing power, the actual psychological workings of the brain needs to be understood first before it can be translated fully into a working program. In case of human semantics, mas madali pang gawin yun kesa sa logic/AI.Cool lang kayo diyan :hypocritesmiley: ...btw, it would take hundreds of years before emotions can be duplicated since they're too random and illogical but it may only take our lifetime to duplicate human logic. Quote Link to comment
dark_skye Posted December 28, 2004 Share Posted December 28, 2004 Sabi ng prof namin, nakakabobo daw yan for CS students kasi hindi rin magagamit mga napag-aralan namin like Automata, Colpiler Theory, etc. Pero, kung naghahanap ng starting point, o hindi pa nakapag-iisip ng career path, or wala lang talaga choice pwede na rin daw. just a thought: there are a lot of academe professionals na noon wont even consider working in a cc kasi nga raw its a bit degrading on their end cuz of their so called license and all that pieces of paper. pero madami sa mga recent co workers ko are from the academe community before at nakapagturo na for a few years. major reason for the switch is it really pays well and the work is not that hard. one bonus factor is after a days work you can do what ever you want, a plus factor with my married female friends, they can spend time with their kids her family in general. and i beg to differ na nakakabobo ang line of work na ito, cuz any feild of work is nakakabobo if you let yourself stagnate on things you are accustomed to. and another thing, career path wise, cc industry is like any other feild. you can go as high as a vp in the corporate ladder. pahabol and this a proven fact. not everybody is ment to or can work on this line of job. *wolves Quote Link to comment
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