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Matt
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High Technology at a Low Cost + Low Cost of Living = Low Worker Wages

Perfect for call centers and such, which is why you NEVER see call centers in major metropolitan areas.

$12 a hour in BFE, Kansas where you can buy a house for $50,000 is adequate, but try living in any of the top 50 metro areas for that.
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HotRodFoto
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said by Matt:

High Technology at a Low Cost + Low Cost of Living = Low Worker Wages

Perfect for call centers and such, which is why you NEVER see call centers in major metropolitan areas.

$12 a hour in BFE, Kansas where you can buy a house for $50,000 is adequate, but try living in any of the top 50 metro areas for that.
Yes you do. Comcast has one of their national call centers located in Denver. Its for all services that they offer, my job interview is with them Friday
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AmnChode
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Perfect for call centers and such, which is why you NEVER see call centers in major metropolitan areas.
I beg to differ. San Antonio is full of call centers with more planning to come.


inteller
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reply to Matt

said by Matt:

Perfect for call centers and such, which is why you NEVER see call centers in major metropolitan areas.

wow, that was a stupid comment, Tulsa is like the call center capital of the US.
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Matt
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said by inteller:

said by Matt:

Perfect for call centers and such, which is why you NEVER see call centers in major metropolitan areas.

wow, that was a stupid comment, Tulsa is like the call center capital of the US.
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulsa,_Oklahoma

It's also only the 45th largest metro area with an average median family income of $35k/year with a per-capita income of about $21k.

Perfect call center land. 2080 work hours in a year divided by $21,000 = $10/hr.

I'd say my comment was right on the mark for Tulsa. Perhaps not for Denver/San Antonio, but there are always exceptions to the rule.
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Tulsa is a major metropolitan area?
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cdigioia
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reply to Matt

said by Matt:

Perfect for call centers and such, which is why you NEVER see call centers in major metropolitan areas.

How about: I think you're probably right, except that only applies on the east & west coast. Further inland, the cost of living is pretty low in even the large cities.


cdigioia
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reply to Matt

said by Matt:

Perfect for call centers and such, which is why you NEVER see call centers in major metropolitan areas.

I think you're probably right, except that only applies on the east & west coast. Further inland, the cost of living is pretty low in even the large cities.

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