Around the third quarter of 2016, I handed my resignation letter to HR. I was leaving the network I called home for nearly 7 years.
If you're planning on moving to another company, apply during the early part of the year. Most people will tell you December is the worst month to look for a job, because instead of hiring, HR is busy with office Christmas parties. I should know. I've gone through 3 Christmases wherein my gift was, "Next time na lang, ha?" to all my loved ones.
Luckily, by March 2017 I got a job at a small agency for events and advertising. I thought going back to advertising would be fun. Instead, six months later, I was again handing in a resignation letter. But this time, even before went to HR, I was already applying left anf right, here and abroad.
Sadly, I found out that people of my age and level of experience will have a harder time moving companies. There's less vacancies, naturally.
So when December 2017 came around, I had to bite the bullet. I had bills to pay. I needed a job that was in or near Marikina (since I moved back home). And I needed one fast.
Only one industry I knew fit the bill.
And that's how I came to be a call daddy.
2 comments:
If you get tired of Call Centers, there's always UpWork. :)
I was scrolling through the next entry and wondered how you wandered into this industry. I shall read in order now. :p
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