Teleperformance Cebu is opening soon!

[ketan]

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Wala kay labot kay di ka taga TP. wtf you care? hinanaing? ako taga.TP man ko you should ask me... so if i were you ikaw loser maoy mu.shut up. wala kay right magsalita about TP kay di ka taga TP. Okay if tinood na sorry jd ka.. okay na.. helom na.. agent raman pod ko diri sa TP Wave 4 hoping and im sure na ko future diri sa TP.

Guess what? around 3am I was at the production floor and I dropped by sa mga wave 4 nga team...AT&T Mobility wave 4 is placed in one team. There were 6 males in the team and the rest are females. 2 gays and 4 guys..I asked each of the guys if they are I.T. graduates, only one of them is an I.T. but he did not graduate, So it's not you. I asked who their top performer is, the guy was a Nautical graduate, So it's also not you. The other 2 guys said they are not I.T. either. So which one are you really? You are from AT&T Mobility right? If not then you are with AT&T U-Verse, and they are all still under training...You were bragging "And now I am one the performers diri sa TP"..so how can you be a top performer if you are still in training?top performer sa LSO?sa mock calls?

BTW, someone from AT&T Mobility Wave 4 did mention some of their team mates got transferred to another team...So just in case you are really from Mobility, then we are not done yet..I will still try to find out.

[potterboy]

unsa man gyud diay gilalisan dre? hehehehe

simple raman
- kung di ganahan, resign
- kung ganahan, pabilin
- kung naay mo-comment, ayaw kasuko, di man kamo ang company
- kung mo-comment sad, sa company lang sad target para walay mangaigo nga pride

Hapit baya ko nakuha aning TP. wala ko nidayon kay medyo alkanse man ko sa sweldo and maglisud ko ug change career. naa ko sa BPO but not this type of BPO. and basing sa mga feedback nga ako nakuha dre ug sa akong mga amigo, medyo dili maau. the position offered was ok, problema ang sweldo ug ang environment.

[siopao1984]

lols

BloodyHell
Banned User

lingawa oi.

[cearism]

mangaon ta ug breakfast ninyo diha! heheh

i.regards nlang ko sa 4th floor na frontdesk na si joan mga braaad.

restday mn jud ko karn, di ko kakita nya karn. kuwang ako adlaw. heheh

Si Unmei ay kay friends na sila heheheh

[BruinBoy]

ug d ganahan i " unfriend/block/report " hahahah

[supercalifragilistic]

As Convergys Goes on the Block, Will Teleperformance be the Top Bidder?
May 3rd, 2010

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Source: Cincinnati.com | Cincinnati local news, sports, business, community, and entertainment | cincinnati.com and The Cincinnati Enquirer
Convergys Corp., one of Cincinnati’s largest headquarters companies, could be in play. A Wall Street mergers and acquisitions tracker DealReporter, quoting three unnamed sources, this week said Convergys has hired investment bank JP Morgan to explore a possible sale. Convergys officials would not comment on the report.
But investment analysts who cover the company point to signs that indicate the $2 billion downtown-based company that employs 70,000 around the world could be broken up.
Sale of all or part of the company could put the future of 2,200 Convergys employees in the region in question. It could also cast doubt on the future of the downtown headquarters, which the city of Cincinnati agreed to save from moving in 2003 with a tax break valued at $52 million.
“It is plausible” that Convergys could be sold, said Matthew McCormack, an analyst who follows the company for Arlington, Va.-based BGB Securities.
The recent turmoil at the top and the ascension of Jeff Fox to the CEO’s office has intensified talk of a possible sale. Fox, appointed in February after CEO David Dougherty was fired, is closely aligned with Convergys’ largest shareholder, a New York-based hedge fund called Jana Partners. The fund is known as an “activist shareholder,” an investor with a history of buying into companies and then pushing management to sell all or parts of it if their stocks are underperforming.
“They’re a shareholder with a history in the industry of monetizing their investments,” McCormack said.
“It doesn’t surprise me that Jana is trying to get them sold,” said Scott Sutherland, who follows Convergys for San Francisco-based Wedbush Securities.
That’s what Jana did with a Convergys competitor, Sitel Corp., in 2006. Like Convergys, Sitel operates call centers around the world, handling customer contacts for other companies. Jana bought up enough shares to become the largest shareholder, and the company was sold in a $450 million deal.
In February 2009, Jana sought and won two seats on the board of Convergys. One was filled by its managing partner, Barry Rosenstein, the other by Fox. A year later, Dougherty was removed as CEO and Fox was named to replace him.
The rapid ascension of Fox, who was hand-picked by Jana to be on the board, to the corner office “sent a clear message to potential strategic and financial buyers that no idea is off the table,” McCormack said.
Fox did not comment for this story but in an earnings conference call Tuesday, he said he’s focused on improving the business, serving customers and reducing costs. “I continue to be encouraged by the long-term opportunity,” he said.
Fox said he’s spending a lot of time with customers and looking for ways to simplify the business. Speaking of the telecommunications sector, one of Convergys’ major clients, he said, “Long-term, this is a business we can grow.”
If Convergys is shopped, one buyer is unlikely to buy it all because its businesses are too diverse, McCormack said. Rather, it’s more likely the company would be sold in parts “to unlock shareholder value,” McCormack said.
Parts of Convergys have been up for sale before. One of Fox’s first moves as CEO was to sell, for $100 million, the division that provides human resources management for other companies. About 100 people work for that business in Cincinnati and 2,300 worldwide.
In 2008, Convergys put another division up for sale. That unit, information management, which handles billing for telecommunications companies and others, didn’t attract any buyers and the stock market’s decline caused the company to pull it back.
Analysts say the information management business could be tough to sell, but may attract a private equity investment firm.
In February, in a conference call announcing Fox’s appointment, Chairman Philip Odeen said the information management business was “part of Convergys’ future and part of our success in building this business.”
At least one analyst says the company needs to boost revenue and gain more business to be attractive to any potential buyers. “Breaking it apart at this stage, it’s hard to argue you could get much incremental value,” said T.C. Robillard of Baltimore-based Signal Hill Capital.
Convergys shares have been rising steadily since hitting a low of $4.06 in November 2008 in the midst of the financial meltdown. Shares closed Friday at $12.64, still far below the all-time high of $55.12 reached in July 2000.
Convergys’ most valuable asset is its main line of business, its call centers and customer management business. That business could be attractive to several buyers, McCormack said. Tops among them is Grupo Atento, a call center company based in Spain that has a small presence in the U.S. Another possible suitor is Teleperformance, a Paris-based call center company that is the largest player in the industry.
Fox’s short-term arrangement as CEO is another factor pointing to a possible sale. His contract is only for one year, and his pay is heavily weighted in company stock. He has not moved his family to Cincinnati, and his contract allows for frequent use of the company plane to shuttle back and forth to their home in Arkansas.
His contract could be renewed after a year and Odeen told investors in February, “Hopefully, Jeff will agree to stay on for much longer time.”
After Jana Partners, the largest Convergys shareholder is downtown Cincinnati-based Fort Washington Investment Advisors, which is owned by Western & Southern Financial Group. Western & Southern is the third largest shareholder.
Western & Southern CEO John Barrett serves on the Convergys board, as does Kroger CEO David Dillon. Through spokespeople, both declined to comment on Convergys.

[zairon1988]

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karaan naman nang balitaa oi, wa man ghapon matandog ang cvg...ooops new account eng eng new cast napud sa thrilling nga teleserye sa istorya.net

[jemrosse]

bitaw.. bago nasad nga artista ANG NItunga diri oh.. kinsa nasad kaha ni noh.. if naa palay IP identifier diri... sakpan jud bah.

[jemrosse]

Naa sad DiAY Mobility sa TP og naa sad UVERSE... kay sa SYKES naa man Pud sila didto.. i sangka lang jud sa AT&T ang duha ka center noh.

[jemrosse]

hala, NA BANNED lagi ang TOP Performer sa TP.. looya oie.. unsa nalang niya pagka TOP Performer... hmp,,, I feel something fishy with this NEWBIE diri... ang bagong artista mao ang TOP PErformer sa TP Oh.