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Topic	Anyone else her like working at Call Centers?
RuneterranSnap 06/20/23 6:57:30 PM #3:	skullbone posted... No, it was miserable and I took a pay cut to switch to a support job that was only chats, no phones. But I was doing phone support for a real estate scheduling program so I was talking to asshole real estate agents all day. Maybe it would be better in another industry but talking on the phone all day answering the same questions and solving the same problems starts to wear you down. Variety seems to be one of the keys. One of my first call center jobs was for Consumer Cellular(shitty shitty company, do not support them) and it was basically a "one size fits all" kind of job where basic reps did almost everything. Shame they're such garbage x.x --- Joyrock/DSFlashlight/OctilIery <cite>RuneterranSnap posted [p:974291001] in Anyone els... [t:80483850]...</cite> <quote>skullbone posted... </cite><quote>No, it was miserable and I took a pay cut to switch to a support job that was only chats, no phones. But I was doing phone support for a real estate scheduling program so I was talking to asshole real estate agents all day. Maybe it would be better in another industry but talking on the phone all day answering the same questions and solving the same problems starts to wear you down.</quote>Variety seems to be one of the keys. One of my first call center jobs was for Consumer Cellular(shitty shitty company, do not support them) and it was basically a "one size fits all" kind of job where basic reps did almost everything. Shame they're such garbage x.x --- Joyrock/DSFlashlight/OctilIery</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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