cdigioia
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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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cdigioia
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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. |
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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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