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The saying ‘Early bird gets the worm’, right?

Well, not all of us are like worms nor do we care to catch them. Sadly, in the world of jobseekers and the BPO companies that’s more than willing to hire you, squeeze all of the ideas out of you and then fire you the second someone is better comes along, most business process are carried out in the morning.

Working at a call center is a rewarding experience with plenty of opportunity for social interaction – together with your friends in addition to with people on the other end of the phone line. Most call center jobs offer convenient hours, tons of benefits and a high-tech workplace that’s comfortable and secure. As well

A guide for graduating students in high school or colleges seeking to get hired in the Philippines Call Center Business Process Outsourcing industry. If you are new and have no clue on what to expect, this article can serve as a reference for first timers and also those who continually to fail the job process.

In recruiting, most call centres will run some type of interview process where they’ll ask a bunch of candidates to come along and be examined and be interviewed all at the same time. Sometimes call centres are inclined to recruit groups of agents at a time, as it’s more economical approach to do so.

While you’re getting ready for job interviews, you’re probably going over your responses occupied with what you’re going to wear and doing as much analysis as you can about the company! Nonetheless, you might be forgetting one essential factor…your delivery. No we are not talking about fast food delivery!

Millennials, have you ever been so excited to get offered a job that you didn’t even think to negotiate the terms? You’re not alone. According to Salary.com, only 37% of people negotiate a job offer, and the biggest reason why people don’t bring it up is because of fear. What are you so scared of? Employers are anticip...

I honestly feel quite insecure every time someone tells me that they can speak more than one language. One of the disadvantages of English being your first language is that you’re more likely to be a “monolingual” unlike countless others around the world who can speak at least two languages—if not more. What’s more is...

“So, tell me about yourself.” What seems like such a simple question can really make you sweat, especially in an interview. What, exactly, should you share—not just to build rapport, but to show that you’re the perfect fit for the job? Fear not, job seekers: There’s a super-simple formula that will help you answer this...