And here I would think you would choose a yola to travel.
You know, for the sake of environmental conservation, and not leaving a carbon footprint upon this Earth we share.
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Call center jobs,, what do they pay? (In Santiago)
And here I would think you would choose a yola to travel.
You know, for the sake of environmental conservation, and not leaving a carbon footprint upon this Earth we share.
Boy those were the good old days. Both sides took a few casualties for sure.
The largest flow of money was on the purchase, running and maintenance of the trucks and the terrain meant they needed a lot of maintenance
50 posts ago somebody with knowledge of the industry gave some practical and helpful answers to an inquiring posting. Why are you picking fights ? Nobody here could ever change the reality on the ground
Excellent!
We have Medical, Economics and History covered. I'm drinking Dos Equis tonight.
It seems to me scot that you are basing all your ideas on what was a one time project. Not, on-going, day to day or for years. If I'm right that is not a standard or a barometer of what the real deal is. Yours is like someone walking into a bar and announcing "All the drinks are on me!" Make a lot of friends but can you substain it? No, the friends are gone. Am I right? For what length of time was this work performed HERE in the DR?
You assume wrongly. 5 years the project ran for and still in touch with the friends I made. I come for 3/4 months every winter apart form this year
Yes, but still have only one head, two arms and two feet. Still ugly and play lousy golf. It seem Moderna did not help or hinder. Thanks for asking.
and when may we ask will your New Call Center be opening ? ... So we may join in on the Ribbon Cutting Festivities , and see all the smiling faces of the Employees who you plan on paying a " far living wage". very much looking forward to seeing this new place .
WOW !! I would rather be a moto driver in Sosua , they probably make the same and get bennies from the chicas
Moto drivers in Sosua make around 400 pesos a day after gas and maintenance if they're lucky.
The Call Center Industry in this country provides thousands of jobs to
those who are willing to work. Yes, when compared to jobs up north
they earn peanuts but we ain't up north. I don't know a single Dominican
owner/ operator who did not start out as an agent working the phones.
Some who stick with it open their own Centers and go on to earn thousands
of USD a week.... I've worked with a few of them.
400 pesos a day, wow, no wonder they stalk me. I give them that much to take me a few blocks up to the next bar. I dont like to walk in Sosua, it gets my shoes dirty.