what will be the suitable job me as i have four years of experience in call centres?
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I have over twenty years in retail sales, thirteen as sales manager if i was looking for a seasoned customer service manager i will certainly interview you.\nCUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER\nTELEPHONE SALES ASSOCIATE\nTELEMARKETER
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Get a degree in Programming, and focus C++/C# or java.  The mobile phone industry is booming at the moment, so consider specialising in symbian and series 60.
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http://www.callcenterjobs.com/userViewJob.cfm?jid=8376&view=1&PowerID=75
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for customercare apply in call center
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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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give your cv to all websites like monster.com, naukri.com, abc consultancy and other leading consultancy where you specificy your location Ireland you will get some response. Search at googles site for job at Ireland in technical line you will get enough details
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Something like this might work Excellent communication and customer service skills.\nHere are some great resume websites that will help you out\nhttp://www.rileyguide.com\nhttp://www.susanireland.com\nhttp://www.jobbankusa.com/\nMonster and Careerbuilder has some great information. If you are in college, you can go to your college/university to get some information also. I hope this helps! Best Wishes!
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Yes, do some research on customers waiting times before a call centre rep picks up the phone.Use queueing theory to arrive at optimal recommendations.
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There's a job columnist named Joyce Lain Kennedy who just recently addressed this question.\nShe suggested a lot of different things to do to find a part-time job. She also said to look up an article on www.careerjournal.com by selecting the Career Columnist, then click on work & family, then the link to the article "Call Centers Tap People Who Want to Work At Home".
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Taking difficult calls\nMaking sure that calltakers don't take long breaks, or no breaks\nSupervising Staff with training and appraisals\nSick and Holiday Cover\n\nIt generally depends on the call centre too as to what other duties are involved.
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Again I ask, 'Why not?'.  You'd be hard pressed to find one with a call centre in the United States, so where else would it be?  Obvious answer SOMEWHERE ELSE!
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Send your resume to all the Job Consultants in the nearest City. And make sure you know Accounting and Tally thoroughly. You will surely find a Job.
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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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You really need to ask at your local Job Centre (if they are still called that)   Tell them what you would like to do and they should be able to do a search for you and give you all the information you require.\n\nTake a look at this link for Job Centre Plus info.\n\nhttp://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk/JCP/Customers/Helpwithtraining/index.html
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I assume that you are working in a technical call center. If you would like to transfer to a more technical process, try pursuing MCSE or CCNA. Since, you are from electronics background, you might have to  put in a little effort. \n\nAlso, if you want to switch over to a software job, take u courses in languages like C, C++, Perl, XML, .NET. Go deep into  whichever language you take up. \n\nGet information from institutes like Zoom, Aptech, NIIT. The important thing is how much knowledge you gain by researching yourself after attending classes at such institutes.\n\nI am B.E. Computers from Mumbai University and I have seen many B.Sc graduates getting into companies like WIPRO, Infosys...Good luck.
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After spending two years answering phones for in-bound customers regarding cell phones, I can only say this: Everyone should try it once.\n\n"Customer Care" can be a very stressful job, especially considering that by the time that customers finally reach you, they have dealt with long hold times and frustrating phone-navigation menus, not to mention whatever issue they originally called in about.  That being said, the job is not incredibly difficult, pays reasonably well for the level of skill required, and will make you immensely effective in your own dealings with companies.\n\nIf the opportunity ever presents itself, I suggest that everyone tries it for at least 9 months.
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Most call centers have low moral and high turn over, especially the "big ones".  You might be surprised, a little industry related experience like yours and you might me in demand.