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ISurfTooMuch

join:2007-04-23
Tuscaloosa, AL

reply to Cod

Re: Blame the system...

If that's the case, then they could open a call center in Alabama and get it staffed almost immediately. Cost of living here is low, so a $30k salary would be fine for many young people just getting out of college.

But my guess is that AT&T wouldn't want to pay that much; otherwise, they wouldn't have outsourced those jobs in the first place. I've seen plenty of other companies offering much less for CSR's, so my guess is that AT&T is having trouble filling positions because they want to lowball salaries and/or hire workers from temp agencies with no benefits.

clecssuck

join:2002-01-23
Birmingham, AL

said by ISurfTooMuch:

If that's the case, then they could open a call center in Alabama and get it staffed almost immediately.
They did. It's here in downtown Birmingham

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