An End to Call Centers May Cause Job Loss in the Philippines

[serenity1406]

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nah mao na ni.. daghan mawagtangan trabaho if ever mahitabo ni.. paet!

[EntrePinoy]

kung ma tinood ni... dili lang callcenter employee ma affected ani
1. taxi drivers
2. mga 24/7 fast food chains ug 24/7 coffee shop
3. IT personnel
4. maintainance personnel (engineers, technicians, cleaners)
5. catering services (kanang nag cater sa mga pantry ug canteen sa mga callcenters)
6. government (ka dagko raba kaltas sa taxes)

7. apartment or boarding house business

[masakiton]

on the bright side everyone gets to go home early and nobody works the ungodly hours waiting for an incompetent first worlder to call us and teach him how to use an iphone (to even think maglisud pa ta palit ug smartphone sila ipanglabay ra). Kinda makes you wonder why mas gamay pa ta sweldo nila if kita pa mas brayt.

mao bitaw ni exist na ang callcenter industry aron mo assist/tabang/educate sa mga taw nga dili kahibaw mo gamit sa ila equipment or services

[voldemort]

Usa pod affected ani ang India kay kusog man pod call center didto.

[jumper_stage]

mao nay gina-ingon mangiskwela tag tarong !...og dili ang pagka cc lang ang saligan..

[CentOS]

wala ko kag ingon nga imposible
pero murag lisod2x sa english voice support
isa ka factor kai sa chinese language .. wala daw ma uso nang past, present ug future tense

That won't be the case in a few years. China has been taking significant strides with their english programs. I got to talk to a couple of American/British english teachers in Shenzhen during my last visit there and they said that the school they were teaching in didn't allow students to speak chinese once inside the campus. And they've taught in different schools and this was almost always the case. Years ago, you wouldn't even find english programs in most schools in China.

[dodong69]

aw ang katong mga sosyalerang callcenter aw ang ilang center na gyud ang icall... hahahaa joke ra hap!

[voldemort]

That won't be the case in a few years. China has been taking significant strides with their english programs. I got to talk to a couple of American/British english teachers in Shenzhen during my last visit there and they said that the school they were teaching in didn't allow students to speak chinese once inside the campus. And they've taught in different schools and this was almost always the case. Years ago, you wouldn't even find english programs in most schools in China.

And they have been recruiting Filipino Teachers to teach their students English and Science.

[yiennahs]

i doubt it will end, it's more of their loss not ours,
as you can see,
it's a GIGANTIC profit to lose

[yiennahs]

if ever:

callcenter agents-----> mamaligya ug MRT

Cx: mam tapila ni?
mamaligaay: Hi there! My name is Rose. How can i help you today?
oh diba? sosyal!