What's keeping you to stay in your current job?
By mayrah
@mayrah (1144)
United States
October 11, 2018 12:24pm CST
I worked in the call center for 5 years and eventhough its kinda stressful there, I really enjoyed staying. For one, they are good paying job in Philippine standard (they give incentives and bonuses). But what I really enjoyed was meeting a lot of friends. Usually after getting off we will eat out in a Korean restaurant and share stories with each other. I miss that bonding moment that I had with them. Unfortunately after 5 years I had to resign cause I want to practice my profession. I am a nurse by profession by the way Even though I wasn't there anymore I still keep my friends there. I still try to get in touch with them once in a while through social media. And I never regret that I had work as a call center agent. How about you guys, what are your experiences and what's keeping you to stay in your job?
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@anya12adwi (9806)
• India
11 Oct 18
@Ladanger 
As I don't wanna ask money to my parents anymore, I am and will continue to be in part time tutoring till I get well settled job
As I don't wanna ask money to my parents anymore, I am and will continue to be in part time tutoring till I get well settled job
@Katriona_22 (271)
• Philippines
12 Oct 18
Good friends and a good office mates really matters at work, they make stressful day into a stress free one.
@Katriona_22 (271)
• Philippines
15 Oct 18
@mayrah that makes me feel sad, I miss my old office mates and good friends.
@mayrah (1144)
• United States
11 Oct 18
Oh I see, I know it takes a talented and skillful person to be a hairdresser. Some people here do hairdressing job through a home service though. I understand where you are coming from, you will miss what you used to do when you stop doing that.. hahaha
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@mayrah (1144)
• United States
11 Oct 18
@Courage7 Oh I see, I know that US is one the best place to live, everything is regulated just like what my boyfriend used to tell me that every simple business must have a permit or license to operate. Unlike here in the Phils, there's a lot or earning opportunity. You can even have you own store at your house and doesnt need a permit or license but the pay here and earning opportunities are not that great. thanks for saying that about my profession
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