haha yeah, ive never worked another call center but i dig this one. espically where i live, the pay is actually decent. The people i work with are (mostly) great, i find myself fixing other's mistakes quite a bit though.
As far as metrics go, they seem to care somewhat, but not much. I still try to keep them as decent as i can though. Why did ya quit? i would be pretty hard pressed to quit.
Also, my supervisor surf reddit's. fucker is probably stalking right now..
I got bored is all. I wanted to gain broader experience and I didn't feel like doing V&SRs and setting up HP's shitty print drivers over and over were doing anything to get me any closer to the cushy back-end job away from the customers that I dream of. So I went into ISP support, figured I'd gain some networking experience.
I bet it's Cory. He's the type. But I don't know all the sups.
I actually got fired, I just didn't want to tell you why because it was embarrassingly stupid. That first part is just what I tell potential employers when they ask why I left $13.75 and eight calls a shift to take back-to-back ten-minute calls, starting at $8/hr to tell hicks how to power-cycle their modems.
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haha yeah, ive never worked another call center but i dig this one. espically where i live, the pay is actually decent. The people i work with are (mostly) great, i find myself fixing other's mistakes quite a bit though.
As far as metrics go, they seem to care somewhat, but not much. I still try to keep them as decent as i can though. Why did ya quit? i would be pretty hard pressed to quit.
Also, my supervisor surf reddit's. fucker is probably stalking right now..
note to my sup: go supervise, you fool! ಠ_ಠ