Call Center AC Pilots?

[vhayste]

Hehe, guys Im just curious kung cno cno sa atin dito ay nagtatrabaho sa call centers and yet still find to game till their hearts content.

Im working as a IT Analyst for Sykes, K-pointe-Cubao.


Mabuhay lahat ng taga raven-republic!

[wanzerfreak]

i'm a medical transcriptionist

[vhayste]

Haha! Astig!!!

[Grim]

I don't work yet, but with an upcoming competition that I am training for, I might as well be, with regards to the amount of free time that's left to me.

But being the gamer that I am, I risk grades and performance by staying up until 2-3 AM sometimes, just playing.

On a side note, this summer I'll be experiencing my first 9-5 job. Haha.

[Serene]

We have a member here who's also a call center agent who call himself a 'call(center)boy' unfortunately, he's so busy, he has no time for AC or post here...

As for me, still in the lower ranks of life...

[vhayste]

Well if you're in the industry, you'll learn to survive by sleeping 4 hours a day. And your biological clock is ruined as hell. It took me almost a year to completely adjust in this environment.

Now, I can stay awake for 3 days tops with power naps (15 minute naps) and supported by Enervon and Extra Joss.

I don't like coffee since Im intolerant to it.

[Fox]

Feth, i just realized that i resemble this thread. Meron palang ganito...

[Goat]

Ikaw ba yung sinasabihan ni Serene na call center boy?

[clonezero]

si bossing AEA1 sya cguradong busy bilid talga ako sa kanya

ako ... well thesises, books, and lots of typing ... all of that just to survive >_<

[Fox]

Ikaw ba yung sinasabihan ni Serene na call center boy?

Nope. I'm quite sure i was still a bum when that comment (not to mention this thread) came out.

But Vhayste is right. Consume too much caffeine and eventually, you'll develop a resistance to it. Right now, i take in four to six cups per shift and i still feel sleepy.