Its been almost 2 months since I've revived this call center blog and planned to make it even better. Since then, I've gotten in touch with some old blog friends and connected with new call center readers. I'm forever thankful to those who have voluntarily aimed their browsers to this website regularly and I promise even more interesting and relevant call center articles that is in tune with your call center life.
The past few weeks have been tremendous in therms of reader feedback and traffic. I'm happy to find a lot of people opting to leave their 2 cents in most of the blog articles we have published. To engage readers in meaningful discussions about issue that affect call center agents' lives is the primarily goal of this simple blog. it makes me happier to have found that many have also opted to add this call center blog in their social networks Facebook and Twitter. My whole-hearted thank yous to the 95 Facebook users and 225 Twitter followers who have decided to include us in their online social networking lives. I especially want to thank those who have opted to receive call center blog updates by subscribing through their emails and feed readers. Please continue to follow our blog and kindly invite your call center friends to join us in our discussions.
As we have increasingly become more visible online in our call center niche, we have also gained business partnership that we deemed to be helpful to our call center masses. Callcenterblogger.com is now a proud media sponsor for the 2nd Call Center Olympics to be held in 2010. A sports event to show who's call center agents are best in selected events, it is also a perfect avenue for call center agents to socialize and mingled with colleagues from other companies. It is also a great event for call center companies to promote their brand to potential employees. I have included an event poster below this post for this 2010 call center sports event. Callcenterblogger.com is now also collaborating with the Association of Call Center & BPO Agents of the Philippines Party-list group as it advocates to promote BPO employees welfare and endeavor ideas that will be beneficial to both call center employees and companies. A press conference to launch ACCAP to the media will be held tomorrow November 24, 2009 starting 10:30 AM. I hope to see you all there!
As we move towards 2010, we shall make it a point to publish engaging and relevant call center information for you to enjoy. We also encourage you to initiate any discussion or suggest ideas for this blog to tackle so we can get the collective wisdom of our call center readers. They say the greatest wisdom comes from the people because the voice/wisdom of the people is the voice/wisdom of God.
Thank you all and I hope to see you all here in call center blogger dot com.
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Hi there, I sent you an email re possibilities of you working write us on a project. We'd like to discuss this with you and find out if you're interested. Hope to hear from you soon. -Grenwald
Congrats po Ma'am
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