Working in A Call Center, Trusting God

Working in A Call Center, Trusting God

Working in A Call Center, Trusting God For many years, I have been working in the call centre industry. Yet, my pay is way too small to make ends meet. From time to time, I cannot help but hear stories from people who are not that even good with their work, or who are not that honest with their jobs, and yet, they are receiving more salary than I do. This made me jealous, but not in a destructive way. One time in our new company, I was still a trainee and my colleagues realized that there was bias and favoritism. All the certificates of recognition/appreciation were given to our other colleagues, even though there is no clear basis why they should be receiving some sort of recognition. Our boss also endorsed one of our colleagues that he likes romantically even though that person did not pass. Aside from that, they also tricked us because they promised to pay us a higher amount of salary for the job. It was way too smaller than expected. I also noticed that the distribution of calls is not fair. I kept getting way too difficult calls, that even tenured agents are having a problem solving with. It’s very hard for me to pass, while my other colleagues are getting a lot of easy

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I Got the Job

I Got the Job

I Got the Job This is a testimony about how God is always listening. I was relying on my partner for months and we suddenly ended our relationship. I had some money saved up, but it was not much. So, I started aggressively job hunting, but month after month, nothing substantial showed up. I did three interviews that I did not pass, and my money was running low. I kept praying for provision, and God provided here and there for small bills and food, but I needed a salary if I wanted to continue staying in my apartment. When I had just enough for one month’s rent, a friend told me that she recommended me for a role. I talked to her boss two days later and he gave me an assignment which I aced. I got the job, paying me more money than I’ve ever earned in my entire career! I think God waited for me to learn a lesson; that I should have been fully independent in the first place. If I did not go through that struggle, I probably would not have valued self-reliance as much. I somehow had hope despite nothing coming up, and that faith carried me along, knowing that God would not fail me. He listens, and if you believe He will. He will.

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