Dehumanization in the BPO Industry.

[LytSlpr]

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what the hell is he talking about Lyt? I think what she/he said doesn't take an MBA to understand.
I have to second the motion.

... and another one bites the dust.

[aya_diwata]

... and another one bites the dust.

hahaha. is that for heck of argument?

[LytSlpr]

hahaha. is that for heck of argument?

i don't even want to attempt to do so. the supposed response to that statement has already been said. i refuse to reiterate it.

[Velvett]

@ Lyt and aya_diwata hahahah guys, guys. relax.

hypothetical question for you two to answer:

IF and WHEN you set up your own call centers someday, would you refuse applicants from ateneo, UP, and La Salle?

a simple YES or NO will do.

[aya_diwata]

IF and WHEN you set up your own call centers someday, would you refuse applicants from ateneo, UP, and La Salle?

a simple YES or NO will do.

YES

But you can't stop me from elaborating! hehe

"Often we say we make our choices. But do we have a choice when in the middle of the crisis the quickest and easiest way out stands right before us? Sadly, we can compare ourselves to pimps and whores because we sell our intellectuals, our manpower, and our pride to the global market for a very cheap price—because in essence we don’t have a choice." - MARICAR CINCO http://www.bulatlat.com/2007/07/person-other-end-line

My co-worker who graduated from UP asked me a while ago how we've landed to this kind of "dehumanizing" field - I replied to her with a smile- "This is Philippines" and it said it all.
There is a lack of employment to its graduates and professionals and if there is an opening to a field where one could practice his/her field, the pay can't sustain a decent living.

And if I am the BPO owner, that would make me the pimp and the UP, DLSU, Ateneo, whatsoever graduates my own little whores.

[b|tcH_g0dd3sS]

Amen to that!

and this is a clear scenario of prostituted talent/intellect.

[LytSlpr]

YES

But you can't stop me from elaborating! hehe

"Often we say we make our choices. But do we have a choice when in the middle of the crisis the quickest and easiest way out stands right before us? Sadly, we can compare ourselves to pimps and whores because we sell our intellectuals, our manpower, and our pride to the global market for a very cheap price—because in essence we don’t have a choice." - MARICAR CINCO http://www.bulatlat.com/2007/07/person-other-end-line

My co-worker who graduated from UP asked me a while ago how we've landed to this kind of "dehumanizing" field - I replied to her with a smile- "This is Philippines" and it said it all.
There is a lack of employment to its graduates and professionals and if there is an opening to a field where one could practice his/her field, the pay can't sustain a decent living.

And if I am the BPO owner, that would make me the pimp and the UP, DLSU, Ateneo, whatsoever graduates my own little whores.

Just one word, GLOBAL.

[aya_diwata]

Just one word, GLOBAL.

me too.. one word, huh?!
hehe. if that's a word =)

[bossbotoi]

well, i for one agress the hardships of the graveyard shift, i for one have the same job as them, but only in fast food.

[INFRACTION]

mao na gi tawag na NO CHOICE....