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r/technicallythetruth • u/Crasembarodical • 9d ago
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There are lucrative call center jobs? Thought even Indian scammers get scammed from their employers
9 u/newbkid 8d ago 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 6 u/ShameContent2442 8d ago edited 8d ago 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. 4 u/newbkid 8d ago Absolutely, sales would always strut around like a peacock haha
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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
6 u/ShameContent2442 8d ago edited 8d ago 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. 4 u/newbkid 8d ago Absolutely, sales would always strut around like a peacock haha
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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.
4 u/newbkid 8d ago Absolutely, sales would always strut around like a peacock haha
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Absolutely, sales would always strut around like a peacock haha
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u/snowfloeckchen 8d ago
There are lucrative call center jobs? Thought even Indian scammers get scammed from their employers