SeaWorld Lays Off 100 Orlando Call Center Employees
Call center operations will shift to a third-party vendor.
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Exactly what I was thinking too.Translated: It looks cheaper on paper to close the local call center and outsource it. Nevermind we we'll have poorer customer service and that will cost us $$ in ways we won't see directly on the bottom line.
Sea World Board of Directors also took a careful review of their new CEO. He quit earlier this week."SeaWorld undertook a careful review of our operations and made a business decision to restructure our call center operations," a spokesperson said in an email to Spectrum News. "This move will allow us to better and more efficiently scale our call center to meet customer demand, especially during peak months."
Translated: It looks cheaper on paper to close the local call center and outsource it. Nevermind we we'll have poorer customer service and that will cost us $$ in ways we won't see directly on the bottom line.
Right or wrong, I won't say except it usually turns out very bad for everyone involved except for the VP/c-level exec that made it, and the company that got the gig. The Employees certainly don't but sadly that's life. The company never makes out as well as they think they are going to, at best they wind up breaking even from before to getting it in the shorts in other ways they can't easily quantify.Exactly what I was thinking too.
Outsourcing a call center to a foreign country (like what many tech companies have done) is not just wrong, it’s actually a bad practice.
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