I have done BCA/MCA from IGNOU can i get call center job as i  am 30 ?
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Yes you can get the job provided you meet all the other specifications like fluent english,computer literate etc there is no age bar at a call centre
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Well I am in 12 commerce.\n\nYou can do C.A which is the best option.\n\nYou can start C.P.T. (Common Proficiency Test)\n\nFor this you can get more info from \nhttp://www.icai.org\n\nOther option include CS, ICWA, MBA (finance is best suited), MBA from (ICFAI)\n\nI am myself a cpt student\n\nI had undergone a lot of career councelling. If you want more info about any of these courses, please mail me:\nbluemoon.1989@yahoo.co.in
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I am 51 years old and I decided to go back to school and get a business degree in Entrepreneurship because I am older and feel that opportunities for us are limited.\n\nBut you can still work at hotels, and work up in higher positions.  I currently work at a hotel and plan on applying for jobs within the hotel after I get my degree, and the big plus is that they are paying for my education.\n\nValet jobs, drivers...school bus or city bus, parking meter readers, any city position.\n\nCasino's as dealers\nWaiters in banquets\n\nDon't give up...it is attitude more than anything.  Use your network of people that you know...they are a very good source of information.\n\nWhat type of work were you doing before?
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Degree matters very much for the level of job. Do MCA from IGNOU and target your efforts towards your dream career.\n\nAlternatively, take a nice Special Course and after that go for MCA along with your job. Don't waste your time with Courses that will not give you a rewarding career. Life is very long and to sustain your family with dignity, you need to have a high level job.\n\nI will suggest you to go for MCA with serious efforts. May be, you don't get a second chance!!!
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U can apply for Airtel, Idea , Reliance, Tata Indicom call centres . All of them are in Indore and they do not publish their openings. You can directly apply there.\n\nAll the Best!
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If unempoyment is very criticle issue in your country call center is also a good chance. But if there is more options there are better places for B.Sc person.
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Dear Ganesh,In 2004 August i completed my MCA and in our batch we were 3 friends...i opted for networks and right now im working as network engineer in dubai and its been 2 years now...my another friend opted for Data Base Administration and he is working in Bahrain for Arab Bank....and my last friend he opted for SAP ABAP and after 2 years of hard searching he got a job with an MNC in banglore after submitting fake experience...as a fresher i dont prefer you to go for SAP right now....you have 3 options...networks...dba....programming.......these fields dont require as much experience as they ask for SAP ABAP programmer...Best of luck for your Future...If you need any help...you can mail me on my id waseem_baig_2000@yahoo.co.uk\nCheers
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Yeah, the law protects you.  That sounds great.  Now for the reality check.  Most 'entry level' investment jobs involve lots of phone calls with potential clients.  If you're not 100% adept at phone etiquette, you probably couldn't get that position, and I don't think the technology that you'd be using as a deaf person has yet reached the stage where that would be the case.  So, I think you'd be realistically limited from a lot of the entry level jobs.\n\nSince you're effectively barred from those jobs, you're stuck going after the few other entry level jobs in research, etc.  Now for the good news.  Those phone jobs are crappy jobs anyway.  That's where most new college grads get stuck, and it's miserable, and most of them give up within a year.  Instead, you're stuck with the better jobs.  Sure, they're going to be harder to get, cuz there are fewer of them, and many firms aren't organized to take entry level people in any other function.  But this will just assure you that you'll keep looking until you find a good position.  So, with that limitation, yes, it is hard for anyone to get one of those good entry level positions.  You'll just have to persevere.  That's a good thing because you won't make it in the investment world unless you have a lot of perseverence anyway.\n\nBy the way, I'd suggest playing to your strengths.  Consider what areas of the investment business you'd be strongest at, and which areas you'd be weakest in, and focus your attention on your strengths.  If you're a good writer and researcher, apply for positions with research firms or publishers.  If you're better at portfolio management, perhaps mutual funds would be a good direction to pursue.  If you're into sales, I suppose I'd look toward the big brokerage firms.  \n\nBest of luck to you.
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Are you interested to do an MBA? So, you should learn more from marketing (what i believe is more advanced level (or commercial) of diplomacy).\n\nYou have been working within customer care area. You have learned about Customers psicology and also how to deal with problems. (From your company and customers behavior). \n\nYou was Customer Care professional. First step to learn ow to work within Sales and Distribution, Quality control or marketing. You have knowledge about process, incidence issue management, work under pressure and control yourself. Always think about it. \n\nIf you say that, you are a winner. if you say: I've worked within CallCenter and I've jusr answered the phone - you need improve your personal skills and also your perception. \n\nPS. I do not work with it. I've almost got a degree in administration before things go wild
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You are not too late, you are of a ripe age for the industry. Age has some weight but not a lot, what you need are contacts, enthusiasm, determination and woman power. Show them you can do it. Good luck.
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yes. absolutely. if you are a good communicator and have a degree in a related field. Another way to get in is to start in a call center in an insurance company. This is true in Australia at least, but I am refering to international companies
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I used to work there, I quit in 2005.  I was in customer service and sales, a big call center.  I was hired in 1998 when they really needed people, I wouldn't think you would  need to know someone.I do know now they are At&t, they have employees all over the world, I was working in Northern California and some offices closed.
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yes of course! I think better to consult your astroleger and if you do not have any thing to show them have atleast minimum sum of Rs.200 with you DOB AND TOB(TIME AND DATE) OF YOUR BIRTH. And ask him which business will suit me and way i could do it in better way like avoiding Partnership or not. My astroglor told me that i will be good at electronics or computer related job. And really i am feeling happy that i got right way to go. Pray to GOD for easy access but simple rule "PLEASE DO NOT BORROW OR LOAN" make maximum to make you feel comfortable with the business you do! "BEST OF LUCK"
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fazir, it depends on what you are looking at in life and whether you want to go out of country...if you are looking at growing in financial field; you can try a chartered accountancy course; i am told pakistani cas are accepted in middle east jobs.....or if you are looking at more "line" jobs in business then try MBA from Indian institues of IIM...but i think trying MBA after some experience makes sense...\ni personally am a CA from India; am 28 now and am trying to figure how i am going to improve my life now....now i work in finance with shell in india....sustainable now but need to make it better..
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I am in delhi and i can help you with this, if you are planning to set up and International outbound call center. Right now i am working as a Team leader in a international call center, i got enough potentional to run a call center but i don't have money to start it.\nSo you can write me at mohitmadaan@gmail.com or you can call me at +919873013383
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Hi :)\n\nI worked in a call center for a cell phone company for a few years. While the company was great to work for, it was very difficult to deal with rude customers. Patience is the key! When you interview for a job in a call center, come across as patient, kind and very understanding. \n\nMaybe do a search for "working in a call center" to get a few pointers as to how to land the job you are looking for. Basically what would be required is excellent telephone skills, and compassion. So, if you are called about a job you have applied for, be very professional but upbeat when the potential employer calls you! Your voice will speak volumes about your abilities (even if you have never worked in a call center) \n\nMany call centers require little or no experience and most of them have their own training, so you don't need to know much other than basic computer and telephone skills.\n\nI sure hope this helped and good luck to you!!
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For the Cadd you really have to consider whether or not you have any talent. If you have a good eye and inspiration then it could be a good line to go down however the computer can't give you the talent.\n\nFor the computing there is always the need for computer skills and the better they are the higher you will come in the interviews. As far as call centeres go, if you are willing to stick at it and have the ability to manage people then there is oppertunity, however don't forget that many companyies in this sector a relocating to Asia, so there might be tough competition in the future.\n\nGood luck with what ever desicion you make\n\nMH