Tips, advices and help for you BPO career growth!
How to get promoted from team leader to operations manager in a BPO is a puzzle that has beaten better team leaders than you, including one I rated as the strongest I ever managed. His team hit 94 percent quality for seven straight months. His attrition ran at half the account average. Agents asked to
How to move from a BPO to a GCC job in India is a question I hear from team leaders who have already been rejected five times and cannot work out why. One of them sat across from me last year with a printed resume and a very specific kind of tired. Eight years in
The top BPO companies in the Philippines to work for are not the ones with the most seats, and every popular ranking assumes they are. Those rankings are written for clients choosing a vendor. They score revenue, client lists, and the number of sites. A career ranking has to score something else: how likely you
The Philippines BPO industry outlook 2026 looks healthy on paper, and that is exactly why most team leaders are reading it wrong. The Philippine IT-BPM industry is the country's outsourced services sector: contact centers, back office, healthcare, finance, IT, and creative work delivered to clients abroad. It employed about 1.89 million people in 2025 and
Learning how to use AI tools as a call center agent is now a bigger career decision than your next appraisal, and almost nobody on the floor is treating it that way. AI tools in a contact center are software that sits beside the agent during a live contact. They read or listen to the
Nobody teaches you how to lead a night shift team in a BPO. You get the same leadership training as the day-shift leads, then you walk onto a floor at 11pm where half of it does not apply. At 2pm, a coaching session gets a nod and a note. At 3am, the same session gets
If you want to know how to handle absenteeism in a call center, start with this: the agent who calls in sick three Mondays in a row is usually not sick. They are deciding whether to stay. Most team leaders read absence as a discipline problem. HR sends a policy reminder, the lead issues a
Most advice on how to handle escalations in a call center is written for the agent, and it stops working the moment the call is transferred to you. The agent raises a hand. The customer has asked for a supervisor twice. You walk over, plug in, and now you are managing two people at once:
Every vendor answer to how to reduce call center shrinkage ends with buying their software, and every honest answer ends on your own floor. I sat through a capacity review in 2021 where our WFM manager put up a slide showing shrinkage at 34 percent against a planned 30. Four points. On a 240 seat
Nobody explains how to manage former peers after a call center promotion, so most new team leaders learn it the same way I did, badly and in public. My promotion came through on a Tuesday. By Thursday, the agent I had shared a cab with for two years had stopped saving me a seat at
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