Financial Meltdown?
I was listening to the news this morning and this term caught my attention, global financial meltdown. that sounded scary. Because of this, a lot of Filipino OFWs are on the verge of losing their jobs and coming home to the Philippines pre-maturely.
We in the call center industry shouldn’t worry though, says one of the business analyst that was interviewed on that show, he said the it would be much more costly for the foreign companies to move their operation back to the US compared to just keeping it here in the Philippines.
I don’t want to sound selfish or anything but I have to say that at least, that news was not 100% bad.
rgs
Keep The Fire Burning
Like any other businesses, call centers also have its up and downs, the borderline between failure and success is only separated by your desire to win and to learn to stand up where you fell. We see a lot of companies, not just call centers that crumbles down on the weight of different challenges, economic and other external factors. But there are still those that rose up to the challenge and emerged victorious.
We just have to remember that its not always a smooth sail, and the road to success doesn’t have only one fork, there are a lot. Its important that we should always be ready to face the challenges and make the right decision and do the right actions when we reach those obstacles.
If something went wrong. find the reason why, thats the first step in solving the problem. Next is creating contingency plans, what would you do if you feel that the weight of the challenges are becoming heavier? How can you weed out the problem what would you do the fix it and prevent it from happening again.
Dont lose hope, keep your desire for success, let it fuel your action..Keep the flames of hope burning.
rgs
