Call center jobs in the United States are hiring — and most start with paid training
Customer experience companies hire year-round for support, technical, and sales agent roles, on-site and from home. See how to apply today!
An industry that hires in volume
Major brands outsource much of their customer support to specialized customer experience companies, some of which employ hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. Because they onboard agents in training classes, these employers hire continuously and can move qualified applicants from application to start date in a matter of weeks.
Which roles are open to those with no experience?
Inbound customer support agent, technical support agent, sales and retention agent, chat and email support, and bilingual support roles regularly hire entry-level candidates. Paid training covers the client's products, the software you'll use, and how to handle calls.
What training, benefits, and schedules can you expect?
Large customer experience employers typically offer health, dental, and vision coverage, retirement plans, paid time off, free career training, and tuition assistance. Many roles are work-from-home once training is complete, and schedules range from full-time to part-time and seasonal, with evening and weekend shifts common.
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