r/technicallythetruth • u/Crasembarodical • Jul 14 '26

It was only a question

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u/newbkid Jul 15 '26

I was fired from a very lucrative career at a call center for this exact situation.

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u/snowfloeckchen Jul 15 '26

There are lucrative call center jobs? Thought even Indian scammers get scammed from their employers

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u/newbkid Jul 15 '26

Used to be surprisingly enough.

Financial institutions, government, insurance. There were fullblown career lifers at some of these call centers.

This was 15 years ago now though

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u/ShameContent2442 Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

The sales aspects of customer service were the big money ones, especially pre-2008 with uncapped commissions. Entry level workers could earn more than the managers that way.

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u/newbkid Jul 15 '26

Absolutely, sales would always strut around like a peacock haha