How to Get Your First Call Center Job with no experience
Call
 centers in the Philippines are known for two things, they offer 
opportunities for fresh graduates and give a chance for undergraduates 
to a great and fulfilling career. It is also no secret that salaries for
 call centers are higher than the current minimum wage and also has tons
 of benefits. The usual starting range as of 2022 is 15-20k starting for
 those with zero experience, HMO, plus benefits.
There
 are a few things you can do to increase your chances of getting a call 
center job. First, research the types of call center jobs that are 
available and match your skills to the job requirements. Next, update 
your resume and cover letter to highlight your customer service 
experience. Finally, apply for jobs that interest you and be sure to 
follow up with the hiring manager.
If you have no previous 
customer service experience, you may want to consider applying for a 
entry-level call center job. These types of jobs will give you the 
opportunity to learn the basics of customer service and build up your 
skills. Once you have some experience under your belt, you can then 
apply for more senior-level positions.
It's also important to 
keep your resume and cover letter up-to-date when you're searching for a
 call center job. Make sure to highlight any customer service experience
 you have, even if it's not directly related to a call center. Employers
 will be looking for candidates with strong communication and people 
skills, so be sure to showcase these qualities in your application 
materials.
So what should I do to get a job in a call center? 
1. Practice speaking and writing in English fluently.
This is a must and is the major determining factor in your application. Hone your English skills, practice and get better at it. This is why call centers offer opportunities for undergraduates, because the key skill is really the ability to write and converse in English which anyone can do.
If you are weak in this aspect, there are so many free training and tutorial videos available on the net to help you.
2. Practice typing.
Another requirement for call centers is the speed you can type. This is easy since everyone pretty much has their own computers or laptops at home. If not, practice with a broken keyboard - these amount to 100 pesos only. Try to take online typing tutor courses.
3. Be computer literate.
4. Create a targeted resume.
So many resources online on how you can write a resume. Make sure you highlight those points that focus on communication skills, typing, and problem solving.
5. Start the application process.
Simply go online and look for call center openings and you will have quite a long list. Send your resumes in to all those different companies. You will also see options for career fairs and walk in applications, try to get some budget and go to these events. There are one day hiring processes which can either land you a job or help you gain interview experience.
6. Reflect when rejected.  
 
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