Anybody worked at a call center before

[Sonic Boom of the South]

what the fukk are you talkin about

im talking bout ya fat ass
why the fukk would you post your chubby ass face in ya avi?

what is the incentive fat nikka?

huh?

dirt bag fat ass

i hate your mother for parting her legs to release you u fat greasy faced fat fukk

 

[FaTaL]

lemme give you the real my nikka

i worked at a call center before.

its an easy job. easy money. you dont gotta do much BUT...... that shyt is the worst experience ever

i personally think that this job is ideal for old people. shyt is nasty. i use to fukk with that lysol heavy

i started this job as my first full time job. so i was gettin money between this and my part time job. when i interviewed they sold the job as profitable. we had to take inbound calls and make outbound calls. there were different ways to make commission so when you first start you on ya shyt lol.

i was the only "hood nikka" there. so i got alot of the women i worked with. had sex with two of them and had the rest at my finger tips. but this aint bout that lol. i had to add the good and the bad.

i worked with alot of older people. im talkin 25-70. call centers are dead end jobs. its all good at first. but after 3 months its the worst experience. everything gets repetitive. you makin calls to nikkas that dont give a fukk about you. you harrassing people. you have to follow a script.

even when people call for a SPECIFIC reason. you have to somehow magically deter them and follow your script to hit every selling point. after a while you sound like a robot. they monitor every second of your day because you sign into a phone as well as the computer.

they saw how my personality and job performance changed. after a couple months i was basically like fukk this shyt. i quit that shyt

CLIFFS
-Repetitive
-Dead End Job
-Boring
-Imagine Literally Doing The Same Thing For 8 Hours A Day, 5 Days A Week
-You Will Quit
-Meant For Old People
-I fukked My Co Worker On Lunch

 

[HarlemsOwn]

im talking bout ya fat ass
why the fukk would you post your chubby ass face in ya avi?

what is the incentive fat nikka?

huh?

dirt bag fat ass

i hate your mother for parting her legs to release you u fat greasy faced fat fukk

i get it now...

you just wanted me to give you attention

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

i get it now...

you just wanted me to give you attention

yeah to divert it from the buffet you are planning to go to

 

[Atlrocafella]

I had a job working in a collections call center a very long time ago. There was one time when I called someone to collect on a bill and it turned out to be my aunt who lived in another state. Once she realized who I was, she cussed me out and hung up the phone. Then she called and told my mom about it. It was real awkward at the family reunion.

You gotta finish this story breh

 

[HarlemsOwn]

yeah to divert it from the buffet you are planning to go to

 

[Silkk]

I worked at 2.
The first one was for medicare insurance, inbound calls. I worked 2nd shft (3-11), and doctor's offices closed around 5 and old people be going to bed early. So like around 6pm, it was a breeze, get like 1 call per hour (damn west coast callers). Rest of the time I'm on the internet, texting, or chopping it up with co-workers, reading a book. Got promoted to QA 6 months, easiest job in the world . Everybody smashing each other (I put it down with a few co-workers), but that caused drama. Seen arguments and fights between females in the building. People drinking and smoking weed on lunch break.

One lady, who was all in the church, was walked out by the FBI because she was scamming old folks for their credit cards (stole over 100k), but that was at her previous job. Quite a few dykes their. One with no experience whatsoever got promoted to supervisor, then manager, because she turned out the HR lady. Overall it was cool, but I couldn't see myself doing that forever, so I went back to school. I remember right before I left, they started mass firing people, for every little mistake. No show for work, fired, gave out wrong information, fired, ignored a call, fired, texting while working, fired, on the internet while working fired. I talked to one of the managers of fb and she was like I was about a month away from becoming the manager of QA. Said they would love to have me back.

Second one was a summer job while I was in school. AT&T call center, inbound calls. Worse job I ever had. I worked 2nd shift on that job too, but the calls never stopped. From the moment you log on until I get off, people calling in, complaing about bills or their iphone not working right. Every caller is angry and cursing you out. Supervisors stopping you from taking lunch or going on break because there are too many calls in que. I dreaded going in to work. I was so happy to be leaving their and going back to school. The hiring manager was like I can come back anytime. She probably thought different if they really listened to my calls, I was giving away so much free stuff (minutes, knocking money off people's bills, etc). They also did a massive firing when I left, anybody with a criminal record (felonly or misdemenor) was fired. About 150 people were terminated. Made the local news paper.

Overall, I couldn't see myself working at one for a career.

 

[Red Omega]

I worked for a call center with optimum online cablevision.

Some of the most miserable times of my life, but i got paid well, met a lot of good people there, and learned a lot on how to communicate with others, be professional and prepared me career wise for what was next.

 

[USSInsiders]

I did it one day in high school before literally never coming back after the first day. Even the first day the two hoodrats working there we're trying to eat off me.

"So where do you usually go on lunchbreak?"

 

[Data-Hawk]

Yeah, they timed everything you do. They give us 15min breaks, 10minutes for personal and 1 hr lunches. If you went over at all, they would put a red circle around your time. and what really killed us was with every other IT dept you would see people out in the hallway chatting it up or just always in the hallways.