@@MathewDruelo Revelation 3:20 Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless. Revelation 22:12-14 And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last. Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
I don't know whether you have experienced it, but I had a terrible experience working in a call center, They really don't care about anything but expect much more than they facilitate.
Call centres are the worst, the conditions of taking back to back calls, being expected to take a stupid amount everyday, having every break timed- it’s inhumane
@@scr3am273right, having friendly coworkers on any job helps tremendously but in the call center, when do you have time to talk to them? I don’t wanna talk in my breaks or my lunch because I just got done talking and listening to talking nonstop for the last few hour and have to do so for the next few hours everyday.
Jesus christ loves you pls repent from your sins and have faith and believe in Jesus because Jesus is the way the truth and the life Jesus died for you and rose from the dead for you
that was the number one problem i had working in a call center....people are so angry and bitter being trapped in a dead-end exploitive job as well they don't even want to be cordial to anyone any longer, acknowledge you even exist, much less have a small friendly conversation or even say hello.
Working in customer service for 4 years I can confirm this is exactly how it goes . Customers call you and they’re either talking crazy or asking stupid questions . 2 calls in and you realize there’s 8 hours left on your shift lmfaoooo
I worked for cloud support in billing and it was pretty easy and chill, especially when you got off the phones onto email only. It was mostly businesses. But then you get crazy startups who threatened you because you shut them off because they didn't pay their bills lol.
@@Edwinschuurthey dont usually cut the salary in half but call center agents usually have a scorecard which would determine the metrics of their performance, whether they would have another month to stay at their work or if they will be candidates for being fired
I worked in call centers for about 2 years and it's was some of the most money I've made in my life and also the most stressful. Humans aren't meant to sit in a tiny cubicle desk for 8 hours talking on the phone to strangers who don't want to talk to you. At first it was a fun game but slowly turned into misery.
I said this repeatedly to people I met at the AT&T call center I once worked for: "the only way the job is manageable is if you don't care about it whatsoever". Personally, I don't get rattled when customers raise their voice or get upset, I just put the volume down, let them rant and laugh. Didn't happen often because I'm a good conversationalist and built a good rapport with the customers. That said, I did see a number of employees actually get carried out in an ambulance because they couldn't handle the stress, so it can actually reach that point. Anyway, after a few months of just getting tired of the repetitive nature of the calls, I did everything I could (take minutes between calls mostly) to give them an ultimatum; either move me to a new department or fire me. To their credit, they transferred me to a department where I assisted technicians in the field, which was obviously more laid-back. Great video, but one scenario you missed: the agitated customer calling and complaining about having to speak with offshore agents previously.
I was working in the call center in 2013, you were not allowed to hang up, the only way to rescue was to unplug the console i have lasted for only 5 months as it leds me to a mental crisis. When i'm calling to call center now i'm very respectfull for those poor souls.
I worked in a call center and it was the most depressing time of my life. It was one of the things that lead me to a divorce which made me much happier.
Worked in a tech call center for about half of a year because I was burnt out from teaching and wanted to get into tech. This explains things clearly. Noped myself out of there and went back to teaching
I completely understand what you mean. I decided to quit the world of retail after four years of doing so, thinking it would be a nice change of pace. I left after a month. It wasn't worth the stress
Working in a call center was the worst thing I ever did, I lost a bunch of weight amd joined the Army, the military can be hard but a call center will have you completely regret being alive.
I work 20 years on the phone as a McStockbroker, as did my friend. We both “hard quit” without jobs lined up weeks apart. Only regret was not doing it about 10 years sooner.
What did you study? AI is going to replace pretty much everything. I have a finance degree and the only other thing I can see myself doing is real estate acquisition&disposition
I was there for about a year from around age 19-20 (if memory serves). 31 now, and in such a better job and place. Will do everything I can to stay out of this sort of job for the rest of my life.
These videos are kind of motivation. Bc if you are studyubg hard, your knowledge will be appreciated, and treated well. And if your knowledge level is so high, your company will beg you to stay with them. Thanks dude
I worked in a call center & it was my first job. It took a month for me to adjust and handle inbound calls. In this one month, I had nightmares about my job. Customers were abusing me even in my dreams & I used to wake up and shiver. Really call center employees are the most flexible folks. We do not have psychology degrees but we still can calm any irritated person. We get less paid but still, we are the workhorse.
Same here with nightmares. I quit on my second month of trail period and took a sick leave for notice period because I was having mental breakdowns basically daily. I have nothing lined up, I'm searching for a job desperatly, yet I couldn't be happier. I feel like 10 tons have been lifted off my shoulders after handing the resignation
I was working in TV systems support, but beside technical support we also needed to do sales of company’s partner organisation equipment after we have helped customers with their problems. So one day there was a granny who called about her problem, I helped her and as usual started to sale equipment. She told me that she has cancer andd was not even able to buy food, so I stopped and wished her a good day. Later my manager called me and told that I should have keep offering her cheaper variants. I quit that soulless place a week later
Worked for almost a year full time in a call center. As a person that is generally not talking much it was a big burden. I worked in sales, though I was always in the top 10-15% of workers, bad days or even hours were annoying, because of the pressure from our team leaders. I was coming off a gambling addiction and failed degree, this job made me regret my poor life choices every day
My experience working in a call center has made me very compassionate when having to soeak with one of their staff. My mentality is that we're both grinding under the same soulless system.
The most realistic part of the video is the incessant and loud background noise that exists in call centers. You brain tunes it out after a while but it still bombards your senses and drains you without you even realizing. Pure nightmare fuel.
I worked in a Dutch outbound company once, a side hustle since I was a student. 100 people worked there, some people had a permanent contract (20). Basically every week 10 new ones were hired, half of them didn’t make it through the first month. This meant that there were basically 80 spots for people without a permanent contract, 5 new ones would join who would last more than 4 weeks. So every week you had a 1/16 chance to be replaced. Funny enough I was invited for a job interview for a senior position, I didn’t make it and 3 weeks later I was somehow fired. The company where I applied saw I worked there 80 weeks and found that to be impressive. I must have some motivation and a university degree, right? Well that was the start of my professional career after I finished university. I kind of enjoyed my time there.
Been working in a call center for 3 years now but it's much different from your typical call center and I don't have to do extra work, my boss ain't calling me etc. It's not the worst kind of job and the pay is okay to live the way I want.
I worked in a 'cable tv/online internet service' call center (for years), and this video pretty much nailed it. I LOL'd at certain parts (like Wojak's facial expressions when a call came in). I could write a book about some of the insane lunatics that I've had to deal with on the phones. I finally got out of there, finished my college requirements and got my degree (and a MUCH better job) and I'm much more happier these days. Sometimes, I still have bad dreams about that call center, but the bad dreams (thankfully) have become less frequent. When I run into my former co-workers that left the center (after me), they all say the same thing.."It was the best thing that they ever did to get their lives back ". I always try to be nice to the call center employees that I deal with on the phones. I know exactly what they have to go through.
Used to work in a small company ran by a Chinese boss. I had to do customer service ( pick up phone call from 55 yr old people who doesn’t know how to use computer ) , arrange shipment , bookkeeping,toilet cleaning at the same time. Pretty much like Wojak Plus.
@karazu121 oh yes wild stress but big pays the ppl that don't hit metrics and don't get bonuses I don't know how they do it cause they money was all that kept me coming back
At least it's inbound. I did outbound calls to conduct surveys. Hardly anybody ever wanted to listen and i don't blame them but I had KPIs to hit. Got let go and I was relieved
The first 5 seconds are so on point. Waking up with your soul drained out just to get ready to go to work and get even more of your soul drained out. I was high everyday when i worked in a call center tbh
I literally quit call center work last week. Thanks, for making this video, proving that it was good decision...They monitored every single call of mine and complained that i was not good enough, cause i did not help people with their problems. Most of the time customers did not follow my instructions, hung up or screamed how incompetent we are. As it is my fault. Crazy.
Too accurate. I worked at a call center in the summer of 2021 where I was only there for about 4 months. I went straight back to work at a warehouse which I prefer any day over frustrated boomers and hovering incompetent bosses.
I actually held off on watching this because of the anxiety I'd feel thinking back to my call center days. Truly one of the worst jobs someone can have.
@@johnpaultheresaattard2916 That’s exactly why it’s hard. It’s a soul crushing and mind numbing experience. It’s not hard because the job is hard. It’s hard because the job is completely void of any important meaning. You’re just a drone, taking back to back calls, all day.
I actually love my call center job, recently got promoted so I'm not on the phones anymore but I actually had some really nice calls in my time. I genuinely miss being on the call floor.
Had a call center job in my 20s. Had to take a leave from work because I was on a call and heard a voice telling me to end myself. I nearly lost my mind. Mail order pharmacy with lots of overtime
I've seen videos which a man called and complained to a beer company. which is about after drinking it , he felt dizzy ,it contains a poison, so pay compensation. they accompany such crazy people. seems like really stressful
the call center job i’m at right now, is decent. the job is itself is okay, it’s not hard. but i can say, i have some of the best management i’ve ever had in any position anywhere.
It depends on the company and campaign. There are in house (usually banks like HSBC, JPMorgan) and Outsourcing Companies like Concentrix, Alorica, Teleperformance etc. The worst that I experienced is under a Telecom Campaign / Account. The first 5 months are traumatizing but I lasted 4 years before resigning 😂
One thing I learned working at the call center is mastering the “I’m here to help” voice while my soul is permanently on hold.
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literally is half the job lol
@@Odelayderadoka pp weer
@@MathewDruelo
Revelation 3:20
Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.
HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless.
Revelation 22:12-14
And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.
I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.
Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
I cannot have possibly worded this better than you just did. Cheers.
Add in unrealistic metrics, micromanaging, and lack of training too, and you would get a good picture of how dystopian a call center really is.
What's wild is how it's exactly the same in retail, only with back breaking labour involved
Jobs with metrics are the worst. There is a reason I stay away from sales
I don't know whether you have experienced it, but I had a terrible experience working in a call center, They really don't care about anything but expect much more than they facilitate.
Ive worked in an equivalent to one, and id much rather live homeless than work there. Its absolute hell.
And being written up for being 2 seconds late because of the shitty system being too complicated, full of errors, and slow, too.
Working in call center fucked up my mental health
sleeping schedule as well
Jeez, that's sad. Are you any better now?
Same. I managed to move to a different department else I would’ve just quit the company
Same 😂 I was soo happy when my job fired me . I went to get icecream to celebrate
same
Call centres are the worst, the conditions of taking back to back calls, being expected to take a stupid amount everyday, having every break timed- it’s inhumane
I used to take 150+ everyday, happiness was a thing that i completely forgot while working as a bank Customer care agent, and that too for peanuts.
Now you... have a job with timeless breaks? Sounds like a sweet deal
having friendly co workers is life saver..
Considering that you or your co worker will get a chance to talk because calls are relentless
@@scr3am273right, having friendly coworkers on any job helps tremendously but in the call center, when do you have time to talk to them? I don’t wanna talk in my breaks or my lunch because I just got done talking and listening to talking nonstop for the last few hour and have to do so for the next few hours everyday.
you can make friends through the adversity. same way people have war buddies
Jesus christ loves you pls repent from your sins and have faith and believe in Jesus because Jesus is the way the truth and the life Jesus died for you and rose from the dead for you
that was the number one problem i had working in a call center....people are so angry and bitter being trapped in a dead-end exploitive job as well they don't even want to be cordial to anyone any longer, acknowledge you even exist, much less have a small friendly conversation or even say hello.
Working in customer service for 4 years I can confirm this is exactly how it goes . Customers call you and they’re either talking crazy or asking stupid questions . 2 calls in and you realize there’s 8 hours left on your shift lmfaoooo
What kinda customer service is hardest? tech wise? or
I'm parking my comment here to get the answer too.
Do they also violate theaw by halving your salary?
I worked for cloud support in billing and it was pretty easy and chill, especially when you got off the phones onto email only. It was mostly businesses. But then you get crazy startups who threatened you because you shut them off because they didn't pay their bills lol.
@@Edwinschuurthey dont usually cut the salary in half but call center agents usually have a scorecard which would determine the metrics of their performance, whether they would have another month to stay at their work or if they will be candidates for being fired
I worked in call centers for about 2 years and it's was some of the most money I've made in my life and also the most stressful. Humans aren't meant to sit in a tiny cubicle desk for 8 hours talking on the phone to strangers who don't want to talk to you. At first it was a fun game but slowly turned into misery.
I am a corporate recruiter for a very big call center, dont work in call centers. It's soul crushing.
why?
@@mwh0588 you have to ask?
@@mwh0588 Why do I work or why it's soul crushing ?
@@user-jr2yt2nz2d why its soul crushing? You help other people by Solving their Problems. You do a job which has a meaning.
@@mwh0588probably because people are dumb
wearing a suit to a call center is diabolical
I wouldn't do it
We had one guy doing it. Used to call him the magician
lol I know right! I was thinking the same thing 😂
@@mallmax8015
To everyone in this chat, Jesus is calling you today. Come to him, repent from your sins, bear his cross and live the victorious life
@@TaCC2
I do it. Cause dressing like Saul Goodman/Agent 47 is fun.
The constant calls coming in gave me PTSD.
Same, my phone is ALWAYS on silent otherwise I jump as soon as it rings.
I'm not sure you know what PTSD means
@@eckowezen Obviously he knows
Working in a call center is like working retail but you only get irate or dumb customers 99.9999% of the time
Legit the truth
nah its comfortable cushy job you tryin to make us believe its hard
😂
@@jaehparrkBoth can be true at once.
It's because the organisation you're working with is being jerk with customers most of the time. It's not your fault though
I said this repeatedly to people I met at the AT&T call center I once worked for: "the only way the job is manageable is if you don't care about it whatsoever". Personally, I don't get rattled when customers raise their voice or get upset, I just put the volume down, let them rant and laugh. Didn't happen often because I'm a good conversationalist and built a good rapport with the customers. That said, I did see a number of employees actually get carried out in an ambulance because they couldn't handle the stress, so it can actually reach that point. Anyway, after a few months of just getting tired of the repetitive nature of the calls, I did everything I could (take minutes between calls mostly) to give them an ultimatum; either move me to a new department or fire me. To their credit, they transferred me to a department where I assisted technicians in the field, which was obviously more laid-back. Great video, but one scenario you missed: the agitated customer calling and complaining about having to speak with offshore agents previously.
Hope your job is good now
That scream during the second call took me out😂💀
Same😂
🤣🤣😂😂
So we jus finna ignore the guy screamin for help......ight🛤👨🏾🦯
Bro these videos get more depressing everyday 😂
U can always do nothin but feel bad for Wojack
Black comedy at it’s finest 😅
Feels pretty realistic bc of exactly this 😢
@@sebastians3853 yeah life is awesome
@@TheStoicNinjano
the depression is so relatable
Whatever happens take a pill 💊
Get up and be strong. Depression is not real get over it.
@@Cal-zk4nc That's not how depression works, Einstein.
@@Cal-zk4nc Wow, you're so tough. How can I become as tough as you
@@Cal-zk4nc andrew tate wannabe
I was working in the call center in 2013, you were not allowed to hang up, the only way to rescue was to unplug the console i have lasted for only 5 months as it leds me to a mental crisis. When i'm calling to call center now i'm very respectfull for those poor souls.
Call center positions are tough. Please be patient with call center agents, and customers calling in. This job is not easy to deal with.
I worked in a call center and it was the most depressing time of my life. It was one of the things that lead me to a divorce which made me much happier.
So it wasn’t that bad then
@ bad enough to make a change that maybe I wouldn’t have. So I suppose the call center helped me to see what I needed to see….
@@Ghostrider-71 sometimes life helps you through pain
@ yes indeed.
55 year old boomers? Centralized call centers? Wearing a tie to the office? This is clearly a 1990s Zero Budget Story. 😆
Everyone born before 1970 is a boomer to me. And if you behave like a boomer, you can still be called one, whilst being born in the 70s...
@@DSBMAC13 And everyone born after the fall of the Soviet Union is ironically a communist. What are the odds? 😆
@@DSBMAC13 So you're a Gen Z that acts a like a Boomer that generalises people
@@DSBMAC13ok zoomer
@@DSBMAC13 Spoken like a true boomer, boomer.
Worked in a tech call center for about half of a year because I was burnt out from teaching and wanted to get into tech. This explains things clearly. Noped myself out of there and went back to teaching
I completely understand what you mean. I decided to quit the world of retail after four years of doing so, thinking it would be a nice change of pace. I left after a month. It wasn't worth the stress
@@fromallaspects5339 like the old saying, the grass is always browner
I always wondered what happened to Indian scammers compared to real Indian people calling about a problem
So that's how they get the music on the call!
raging while rolling around on the wheelchair is peak lmao
Working in a call center was the worst thing I ever did, I lost a bunch of weight amd joined the Army, the military can be hard but a call center will have you completely regret being alive.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I work 20 years on the phone as a McStockbroker, as did my friend. We both “hard quit” without jobs lined up weeks apart. Only regret was not doing it about 10 years sooner.
I worked in a call center. It was hell. But it lit a fire under my ass and made me study really hard.
What do you study? What do you do for a living if I may ask
What did you study? AI is going to replace pretty much everything. I have a finance degree and the only other thing I can see myself doing is real estate acquisition&disposition
The instant annoyance when they say “hello” 😂😂
The Pavlov anger😂
I swear to god that this is 100% true in most of the days but there are also very nice customers
Former call center employee, this hits SO close to home
Wojak reflects most of us in this grim world of suffering
This is why im always super nice to call center employees. They're just trying to make a living and saying they do a good job brightens up their day.
Please do a life of a front desk employee
Yes, hospitality can be horrible
I lost it at my email is: *diarrhea noises* 😂😂😂
I've been there :( i worked 1.5 year in a bank's call center and this video is just a small fraction of what happens in call centers :D
I was there for about a year from around age 19-20 (if memory serves). 31 now, and in such a better job and place.
Will do everything I can to stay out of this sort of job for the rest of my life.
With 19-20 it's forgivable. Imagine with 50 doing this.
What do you do now for a living now? If I may ask
I was a call center employee in 2022. I was terrible.
@SUBMITTOANGRYASRIEL2okay grandma let’s get you your meds
You're not alone it's a miserable job
@SUBMITTOANGRYASRIEL2 So youtube is removing my comment for saying kys to an animal abuser but not removing comments like this? Cool!
@@WasuretaGD Do you really think good people run youtube?
Being terrible at a call centre job is an honor and privilege, not weakness
I worked in call center world for 4+ years! This video hits the nail on the head lol
These videos are kind of motivation. Bc if you are studyubg hard, your knowledge will be appreciated, and treated well. And if your knowledge level is so high, your company will beg you to stay with them. Thanks dude
Ahahah… that’s what they’ll have you believe. Take a look at Microsoft and most tech companies- they’re doing lay off en masse rn
Watching this when tomorrow is my first job in a call center
ohhh lawwwwdddd 🤣🤣🤣🤣
its bullshit youll see goodluck though
best of luck mate.
Don’t let them see you sweat you got this
@@bukejakely154 🤣🤣🤣
I worked in a call canter for Xerox machines. Left in 5 months, most depressing shit ever.
I worked in a call center & it was my first job. It took a month for me to adjust and handle inbound calls. In this one month, I had nightmares about my job. Customers were abusing me even in my dreams & I used to wake up and shiver. Really call center employees are the most flexible folks. We do not have psychology degrees but we still can calm any irritated person. We get less paid but still, we are the workhorse.
Same here with nightmares. I quit on my second month of trail period and took a sick leave for notice period because I was having mental breakdowns basically daily. I have nothing lined up, I'm searching for a job desperatly, yet I couldn't be happier. I feel like 10 tons have been lifted off my shoulders after handing the resignation
*Welcome back to the great show*
My favs
I was working in TV systems support, but beside technical support we also needed to do sales of company’s partner organisation equipment after we have helped customers with their problems.
So one day there was a granny who called about her problem, I helped her and as usual started to sale equipment. She told me that she has cancer andd was not even able to buy food, so I stopped and wished her a good day. Later my manager called me and told that I should have keep offering her cheaper variants.
I quit that soulless place a week later
Nothing makes you question all your life choices up to that point like working in a hell hole call center.
Bro the "I'm on holidays depravation" is such a boomer line lmao
Worked for almost a year full time in a call center. As a person that is generally not talking much it was a big burden. I worked in sales, though I was always in the top 10-15% of workers, bad days or even hours were annoying, because of the pressure from our team leaders. I was coming off a gambling addiction and failed degree, this job made me regret my poor life choices every day
Violinist is real 🤯🤯🤯.. I knew
Callcenters are hell, sent me straight into deepest depression.
So relatable. Call centers are soul sucking gigs
working in retail&call center is the worst thing for mental health
really i didnt think it was be hard
agreed
Been doing call center work for over 10 years, after a while you become jaded from it.
what does that mean
How horrifying. You need to change jobs
I do call centre work. But remote. Cold calling, doing phone interviews... This rings so true 😂
Bro can you give me this job
@@wajahatwow1232
Why? Sounds like an awful job.
I need a remote job being disabled please how do I get this job.
Sounds like my position. I’m a job recruiter for a major company
@@mizztblaqHow is your job? Do you like it?
Lmao, my guy was sleeping in his suit and tie.. 😂😂😂
Just the reality buddy
It wasn’t funny until I read your comment pointing it out. 😂
You keep pressing that " dump it " button, nothings going to be right
Bogdanoff is pressing the Dump It button off screen. It overrides Wojak's keyboard and feeds in the Boomers.
My experience working in a call center has made me very compassionate when having to soeak with one of their staff.
My mentality is that we're both grinding under the same soulless system.
The most realistic part of the video is the incessant and loud background noise that exists in call centers. You brain tunes it out after a while but it still bombards your senses and drains you without you even realizing. Pure nightmare fuel.
And the soul sucking lighting
bringing the violinist was exactly what i was thinking lol
Should do “life of a 911 dispatcher” 😂
I worked in a Dutch outbound company once, a side hustle since I was a student. 100 people worked there, some people had a permanent contract (20). Basically every week 10 new ones were hired, half of them didn’t make it through the first month.
This meant that there were basically 80 spots for people without a permanent contract, 5 new ones would join who would last more than 4 weeks. So every week you had a 1/16 chance to be replaced.
Funny enough I was invited for a job interview for a senior position, I didn’t make it and 3 weeks later I was somehow fired. The company where I applied saw I worked there 80 weeks and found that to be impressive. I must have some motivation and a university degree, right? Well that was the start of my professional career after I finished university. I kind of enjoyed my time there.
Why are these cartoons better than some of the stuff that used to be on adult swim
Probably why most of us are of that age
Worked at a call center for way too long, finally left a little over a year ago. My mental health still hasn’t recovered.
0:41 it says "aw hell naw", I'm dead every time
Been working in a call center for 3 years now but it's much different from your typical call center and I don't have to do extra work, my boss ain't calling me etc. It's not the worst kind of job and the pay is okay to live the way I want.
I worked in a 'cable tv/online internet service' call center (for years), and this video pretty much nailed it. I LOL'd at certain parts (like Wojak's facial expressions when a call came in). I could write a book about some of the insane lunatics that I've had to deal with on the phones. I finally got out of there, finished my college requirements and got my degree (and a MUCH better job) and I'm much more happier these days. Sometimes, I still have bad dreams about that call center, but the bad dreams (thankfully) have become less frequent. When I run into my former co-workers that left the center (after me), they all say the same thing.."It was the best thing that they ever did to get their lives back ". I always try to be nice to the call center employees that I deal with on the phones. I know exactly what they have to go through.
At that point i would just quit my job
Used to work in a small company ran by a Chinese boss. I had to do customer service ( pick up phone call from 55 yr old people who doesn’t know how to use computer ) , arrange shipment , bookkeeping,toilet cleaning at the same time. Pretty much like Wojak Plus.
Hate working in a call center but at least I can work from home.
I made so much working for a call center it's all about hitting your metrics and getting bonuses
@@holdupits420 Don't get me wrong, my metrics / KPIs are near-perfect and I get paid well, but back to back is still way too stressful.
@karazu121 oh yes wild stress but big pays the ppl that don't hit metrics and don't get bonuses I don't know how they do it cause they money was all that kept me coming back
Always Excited For New Video 🎉😂
Cut your salary in half really? Is that shit even legal??
It’s not. Dude is missing out on money from lawsuits
@@dumpsterpsycho2894 Exactly!!
Nah, it's just an over exaggeration he does
It's exaggeration for comedic purposes but there's definitely some truth to it.
In third world countries yes.
At least it's inbound. I did outbound calls to conduct surveys. Hardly anybody ever wanted to listen and i don't blame them but I had KPIs to hit. Got let go and I was relieved
Well if you agree to do outbound you really only have yourself to blame.
@@clray123 Beggars can't be choosers, my friend. Sometimes you just need money
@@keifer7813 plenty other way to get it that do not involve annoying or harming other people
The first 5 seconds are so on point. Waking up with your soul drained out just to get ready to go to work and get even more of your soul drained out. I was high everyday when i worked in a call center tbh
4:21 my e-mail is *PRRRRTT* LMAOOOOOOO I died of laughing.
The best of wojak! Keep uploading brotha!
1:30 made me lose it baaadly 😂😂
Give this poor man a good luck! He's so unlucky and tired when doing a terrible job. 🥺
clicked so fast omg i used to work in a call center it's really draining af that's why I quit 😂
Baby ❤
update: I'm back in the call center 😆
Call center life be like everyday feeling Groundhog Day with extra hold music.
1:31 LMAO the Janitor
I literally quit call center work last week. Thanks, for making this video, proving that it was good decision...They monitored every single call of mine and complained that i was not good enough, cause i did not help people with their problems. Most of the time customers did not follow my instructions, hung up or screamed how incompetent we are. As it is my fault. Crazy.
Beavis: " Sir i understand your frustration"
Too accurate. I worked at a call center in the summer of 2021 where I was only there for about 4 months. I went straight back to work at a warehouse which I prefer any day over frustrated boomers and hovering incompetent bosses.
So relatable, working there gave panick attack and depression. Better now, thank God.
Welcome to the grind…(been there, done that)…
I actually held off on watching this because of the anxiety I'd feel thinking back to my call center days. Truly one of the worst jobs someone can have.
how is it the worst job u sit and answer calls all day not really hard
@@johnpaultheresaattard2916 That’s exactly why it’s hard. It’s a soul crushing and mind numbing experience. It’s not hard because the job is hard. It’s hard because the job is completely void of any important meaning. You’re just a drone, taking back to back calls, all day.
The Gachi screams gets me every time 😂
Talking of stressful life, sleep deprivation,monotonicity and depression;
Have been there,have done that😭
I love this video. I love seeing wojak having pink face and screams the most.
I actually love my call center job, recently got promoted so I'm not on the phones anymore but I actually had some really nice calls in my time. I genuinely miss being on the call floor.
I’m working in a call center as an interpreter translating Spanish to English. People this is the most deplorable and stressful shit I’ve ever been.
congrats for 400k❤
I used to do outbound cold calling all day every day for 8 hours straight for years. I’m still mentally damaged from it years later.
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I use to work at a call center and this is accurate.
“Bring the violinist.” 😂😂😂
6:12 Any one else notice both the green and red buttons were call buttons? As if he was forced to answer the call...
Had a call center job in my 20s. Had to take a leave from work because I was on a call and heard a voice telling me to end myself. I nearly lost my mind. Mail order pharmacy with lots of overtime
Working in call centres was the worst. This video was bang on.
I've seen videos which a man called and complained to a beer company. which is about after drinking it , he felt dizzy ,it contains a poison, so pay compensation. they accompany such crazy people. seems like really stressful
2:35 The way he looked at him 😂
I’m currently working in a call center and every time the phone rings, it literally burns my soul.
the call center job i’m at right now, is decent. the job is itself is okay, it’s not hard. but i can say, i have some of the best management i’ve ever had in any position anywhere.
Same here, when you have nice colleagues and understanding management it's very doable.
It depends on the company and campaign. There are in house (usually banks like HSBC, JPMorgan) and Outsourcing Companies like Concentrix, Alorica, Teleperformance etc.
The worst that I experienced is under a Telecom Campaign / Account. The first 5 months are traumatizing but I lasted 4 years before resigning 😂