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Originally Posted by bretthexum
So you're implying that only fat lazy slobs work at call centers. You're hilarious. Many people start at call centers part time during college, etc. Many times they are hired onto a more professional role after graduation. As for the rest... at least they have jobs and aren't living off welfare. I am not going to knock ANYONE who is at least trying to better themselves or their families. Maybe that's the best they can get at this point in their life? Do you think they actually want to work there the rest of their life? Probably not... but at least they are doing SOMETHING.
If you don't like call centers, then don't work there.
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I doubt anyone thinks that a new call center and new jobs is a bad thing. More jobs is always a good thing. I don't care what kind of jobs they are, jobs are good.
What is bad is that OKC is apparently having a tough time attracting businesses which aren't call centers.
It is legitimate to be concerned that OKC's image in the corporate world is one where we have a ready work force which is generally poorly educated and will accept low pay.