Call Center Side Effects

[scott_summers]

i dunno aobut you guys but...

 

this is like college life all over again

[Wallstreet]

me mga taga ict be dine?

[centrino]

i dunno aobut you guys but...

 

this is like college life all over again

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So to what point does it get to be serious? Pagka ba Operations Manager ka na o Supervisor can you say that you have a serious job with a serious future? Or you're still running on the same rat race? :cry:

[scott_summers]

So to what point does it get to be serious?  Pagka ba Operations Manager ka na o Supervisor can you say that you have a serious job with a serious future?  Or you're still running on the same rat  race? :cry:

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i am already a supervisor FYI, been promoted 3 months ago

 

after being an agent for 7 months..

 

my advice to you... you need to loosen up sometimes

 

what im trying to say is " its all about having fun "

 

gets mo ba...

[mr_kindred23]

hmmm....i envy people working in a call center....and the problem is that i do have poor communication in english...grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr :grr:

[Immortal666]

hmmm....i envy people working in a call center....and the problem is that i do have poor communication in english...grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr :grr:

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Dude, try it out anyway. You're going to undergo voice and accent training once you're hired. Some helpful advice: If call center recruiters interview you over the phone, you better talk in your best English. Though they may ask you questions like, 'tell me about yourself', 'what's your greatest achievement?' but they're not really listening to the content. They're actually listening to how you pronounce and enunciate words, specifically the 'ph' and 'f' sounds in words.

[WayneTruce]

If you wnat sumtin.. work hard for it..

[mr_kindred23]

Dude, try it out anyway. You're going to undergo voice and accent training once you're hired. Some helpful advice: If call center recruiters interview you over the phone, you better talk in your best English. Though they may ask you questions like, 'tell me about yourself', 'what's your greatest achievement?' but they're not really listening to the content. They're actually listening to how you pronounce and enunciate words, specifically the 'ph' and 'f' sounds in words.

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Oic sir..thanks for the tip...i'll do my best and again thanks for the tips :cool:

[centrino]

i am already a supervisor FYI, been promoted 3 months ago

 

after being an agent for 7 months..

 

my advice to you... you need to loosen up sometimes

 

what im trying to say is " its all about having fun "

 

gets mo ba...

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Ohh FUN... talk about having FUN... I have more fun in my current job than you can ever imagine :evil: :evil: :evil:

 

My point is, can you actually consider this as a serious job??? I mean where do you see yourself 5 years from now? As an operations manager of a cc? As a Managing director of a cc? Where does that leave you and what growth can you expect??? Don't get me wrong but a waiter could be promoted to a supervisor, then to a manager, then later on if he's good as what he's doing (and yes, if he's having fun ) he could later end up being a restaurateur. Now that's a lot of growth, and I'm not just talking about the financial or status matters here, but more on personal growth. Gets mo???

 

Don't get me wrong, I am in fact looking at CC as an option for a career shift, but these thoughts are clouding my judgement that's why I'm having doubts. I mean besides the salary (and yes the girls and gimmicks), what's really compensating with this field???

[centrino]

i am already a supervisor FYI, been promoted 3 months ago

 

after being an agent for 7 months..

 

my advice to you... you need to loosen up sometimes

 

what im trying to say is " its all about having fun "

 

gets mo ba...

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And BTW congats for the promotion :cool: I myself have been promoted also as a supervisor after my sixth month on my job... on the 8th month I was already sent to most of Asian countries to handle different accounts... You can just imagine what I enjoy now after being here for years now... and that's just part of the FUN that I'm having right now :cool: :cool: :cool:

[sweetmia]

kahit saang field naman siguro ganun.. depende na sa tao un kung pano nila gagamitin ung mga natutunan nila..

[centrino]

kahit saang field naman siguro ganun.. depende na sa tao un kung pano nila gagamitin ung mga natutunan nila..

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Hi Ms. kiara that's a good point... but what I'm asking is does CC have much to offer in terms of personal growth? True, depende sa tao kung pano gagamitin yung natutunan, but still there are fields that offer more than the others... how much kaya growth sa CC?

 

I am not trying to demean the CC industry, please don't get me wrong... Again as I've said I'm in fact looking at this as an option that's why Im asking for inputs... Thanks :cool:

[sweetmia]

personally, id say malaki talaga natulong sakin ng pag work ko sa cc..

 

but then again...

For those who believe No explanation is necessary

For those who do not NOTHING WILL SUFFICE

 

hehehehe

[centrino]

personally, id say malaki talaga natulong sakin ng pag work ko sa cc..

 

but then again...

For those who believe No explanation is necessary

For those who do not NOTHING WILL SUFFICE

 

hehehehe

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That's a :cool: way to put it

[monsignor28]

para nga lang hirap lumipat ng ibang field of work pag nakapagsimula ka na sa call center job...