Originally Posted by
iKlien
In figures, It'd be like this,
^ 2011 >>> 101,000 Contact Center Agents/Employee's (Under-Grad. or Grad.)
^ 2010 >>> 95,000 "
^ 2009 >>> 86,500 "
^ 2008 >>> 70,000 "
^ 2007 >>> 56,500 "
^ 2006 >>> 47,000 "
^ 2005 >>> 34,000 "
(just an example though, but it's not just mere opinion, if presented with valid information, those will look exactly the same as this one)
IF, BPO companies and Contact Centers weren't existing, where will those 101,000 individuals go?
many misconceptions about Contact Centers are running through each of those who are not knowledgeable about the industry.
but if you try to get to know more about the importance of such industry, then might as well scan about those misconceptions or consider negative words about such industry AND AT THE SAME TIME, realize some of the POSITIVE side about these agencies existence.
Originally Posted by
aulim
wow! if we can get 250,000 in 2012 that would be what...... about 1 in 8 persons in Cebu is somehow connected in the BPO and related industries.
and someone said they are not providing a service.
Hooray, 100k filipinos with
dead-end futures.
100k underpaid filipinos helping overpaid ignorant americans, which actually don't count as a "service".
Oh, wait, that ain't right!
But then again some overenthusiastic follower seems to think this is reason to celebrate.
Where would those 100k go if walay call center? probably abroad raking in dollars like korea used to do. at least it inspires resourcefulness.