Guest xHANGMANx Posted September 20, 2006 Share Posted September 20, 2006 since nag start ako 2months ago lagi akong may sipon Grabe!!!! Quote Link to comment
BlackWizard Posted October 21, 2006 Share Posted October 21, 2006 Nagpupuyat ka sa umaga na dapat sa gabi lang nangyayari... Quote Link to comment
evilslutt Posted October 29, 2006 Share Posted October 29, 2006 People spend 4 to 6 years in college, getting a degree and end up in call centers. Quote Link to comment
nights_bane Posted November 1, 2006 Share Posted November 1, 2006 hello there, i used to work at CVG ( insiders know what that means ) admittedly the salary is above par as from the others all the points on your post i do agree except this one ... well it is project based PER ACCOUNT with it's own perks, but overall CVG is one of the most "BELEKOI" (for lack of the most appropriate term) of all the major players in the industry ... IT NOW ALL BOILS DOWN TO NEEDING TO WORK AND NOT WANTING TO WORK ... :thumbsdownsmiley: :grr: :thumbsdownsmiley: Quote Link to comment
bukn0y Posted November 1, 2006 Author Share Posted November 1, 2006 let's see, i am an undergraduate working in a call center... all i can say i love my job... my brother's a graduate of Computer Engineering, but i earn much more than he does... hehehehe! :headsetsmiley: :thumbsupsmiley: peace bro! :mtc: and for how long u think you going to stay working in a call center? do you think your still working on this company until you retire? as for your brother be proud atleast he is working on his field and maybe someday may mag offer sa kanya ng maganda ang salary as being a computer engineer. salary naman kasi sa IT kayo mismo ang dapat makipag negotiate on how much do you think ang dapat ipasweldo sa iyo ng company. Quote Link to comment
suboklangpo Posted November 26, 2006 Share Posted November 26, 2006 Nagkaka UTI ba ang CC agent? Quote Link to comment
FPJ_45 Posted November 26, 2006 Share Posted November 26, 2006 (edited) Nagkaka UTI ba ang CC agent? Pwede !!! when you have lots of Lola call and you have to have them reaseat all cables Edited November 26, 2006 by FPJ_45 Quote Link to comment
wachamacalit666 Posted November 26, 2006 Share Posted November 26, 2006 I used to work in a CC. Napaka dami ng effect. That CC job was my 4th job. For the first time in my life, I have nightmares which were related to those calls. Not very cool. Another thing, I have to shave eveyday kasi biglang bilis ang paghaba ng balbas at bigote ko.This was also as time in which I had the most motorcycle accidents. I have got 6 motorcycle accidents during that 1 year period of working in cc. (Siguro dahil sa kapupuyat bumagal reflexes ko).Ang isa pang nakakainis pati sexual life ko affected at dun na talaga ako na bad trip.So, after 1 year sa cc. I called it quits. Now, Im here sa abroad. Everything works very fine. Ang sarap matulog sa gabi at ang the best bumalik ang bogli ko. hehehehe :thumbsupsmiley: P.S.OK naman mag work in a call center and Im not discouraging other people to work in cc.Hindi lang talaga ako hiyang sa trabahong ito. :cool: Quote Link to comment
_Pabling Posted December 11, 2006 Share Posted December 11, 2006 People spend 4 to 6 years in college, getting a degree and end up in call centers. what wrong with that? Quote Link to comment
clickdrift Posted December 16, 2006 Share Posted December 16, 2006 Well callcenter is the place to be for people having difficulty in finding jobs related to their course(for newly grads) or field (for those who have job experiences already) and needs to earn for a living. While you are still reeling from the harse effects of unemployment, why not try this industry? Am sure you won't be bored right away with this kind of work as a call center agent. My still unemployed batchmates are asking me if there are Vacancies in our dept (IT) in the cc and so I told them to try agent positions first and then try their applications for the IT dept if there are openings thru the internal hiring program of the company. And they are like: oh, never mind. If I didnt get the job here in IT in the first place I really would try the agent position. BTW I started in this company as an OJT as the last pre-requisite for my College Graduation from there I acquired the skills and know-how at least in the Callcenter-IT level. But CallCenter IT is really less challenging than the IT in other industries. The downside of starting in this position is that I gain less experince because its really not that tough as compared to other branches of IT which is imposing future problems of having Inadequate skills when I decide to try other Industry's IT. But am glad I was able to help my parents with the expenditures at home. And regarding the health issue, I was able to sleep about 6 hours at home, during the bus ride going home, and around 2-3 hours of my shift at the office (sobrang walang ginagawa) I also walk about half a kilometer going home as an exercise plus using the Abwheel at the office and playing basketball on restdays. I also don't smoke and drink coffee. yes you heard it right, I dont drink coffee probably the only one in the industry without any dose of caffeine except fro the occassional Kopico coffee candy as a change (sukli) from the jeepney terminal. To make me up, all night I drink lots of water around 3-4 refils of my water bottle (600ml). I grew up on a healthy lifestyle so I think that keeps me going in the industry otherwise, I wont last may good 10 months of stay here so far. Hmmm.. that really depends on what department you are on IT. Helpdesk, Telephony, Network, o data? Pero ako challenging sa akin ang IT Network.... peace bro... :mtc: Quote Link to comment
Guest airmax Posted February 26, 2007 Share Posted February 26, 2007 what wrong with that? wala naman pero siempre ang pinopoint out lang ni pabling. sana magamit mo ang napagaralan mo sa college . side effects. di ka makatulog ng normal lalo na kung night shift kayo. anyways tapos na ako sa ganitong profession and i vow not to work for a a call center again. Quote Link to comment
Guest airmax Posted February 26, 2007 Share Posted February 26, 2007 and for how long u think you going to stay working in a call center? do you think your still working on this company until you retire? as for your brother be proud atleast he is working on his field and maybe someday may mag offer sa kanya ng maganda ang salary as being a computer engineer. salary naman kasi sa IT kayo mismo ang dapat makipag negotiate on how much do you think ang dapat ipasweldo sa iyo ng company. well if your looking in the short run ok yang present situation na yan. but in the long run of course its much better to have a degree. if you have plans of migrating to another country like canada kelangang degree holder ka. hindi uubra yang work experience sa call center. Quote Link to comment
Clinks Posted March 7, 2007 Share Posted March 7, 2007 Ang punong hitik sa bunga, laging pinupukol.... Yun lang Quote Link to comment
culpritmooncake Posted March 7, 2007 Share Posted March 7, 2007 hi, pajoin pow...side effects!? nahihiyang ako s CC, kya nanaba ako, prang lobo.hehe.nung pmsok ako d2 9 months ago, ok pa ko. then on my 1st month, ive noticed na medyo lumalaki n ko, pro la ko gnwa, hehe. tpos d n ngkasya ung mga pants ko den every payday bumibili n ko ng mga pants n mas maluwang kc wla n tlga kasya,... la kcng exercise eh, kc bunog mgdamag nakaupo k lng, ngata ng ngata, tpos after shift, antok k n. pgkagising mo, nkakatamad nmn kng mggygym k p. kya tulog n lng ule o kain n lng. in 3-4 months tym, alis n ko s CC, not bcoz im not being paid off well, work concerns or watsoever pro gs2 kng maexercise ako hbang ngwowork, just lyk my previous work. Quote Link to comment
Cmayfrayna Posted March 7, 2007 Share Posted March 7, 2007 nakaka bobo..imagine saying the same crap eveydays 8hours a day......its just the pay that gets me going Quote Link to comment
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