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Hi all,

I'm not in the call centre business, nor have any plans to be. In fact I am in retail, and previously worked for a company that offered store cards, which meant I often spoke to 'Agents' in an overseas call centre. Further to this, one of the benefits of the job was a staff store card that enabled me to receive a discount on any in store purchases. As a result, I dealt with these overseas agents on a personal level as apposed to a professional level, I.e when simply proccessing a store card application, which were fairly routine. Whilst trying to discuss a particularly confusing situation with an overseas agent in reference to my personal card, I was told by my manager that the call centre is required to put me through to a native speaker if I request it. I have always been dubious of this claim and don't believe I have ever tried it, however I would be grateful if anyone could confirm or deny it to satisfy my own curiosity.

Many thanks and i look forward to a reply.

Posted 1 year ago

Morning,

As far as I'm aware there's no legal obligation, however,
it may be that it is part of the contractual relationship
between whoever if providing the offshore service and the
company you are working for.

Hope that clarifies things (a bit!)

Regards

DaveA

Posted 1 year ago

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