Rest days are over in a few hours. As the next day unfolds, I’ll be busy again preparing
for my new class. It means that my body clock
will be messed up again. I will be in the
afternoon shift for the next two weeks, then, will be on the AM shift for a month,
and will be back on the graveyard shift after.
Sounds fun? Don’t get me wrong. I
love what I am doing. I love my
job. Being a universal trainer for one
of the most stable companies in the Philippines is such a rewarding
experience.
I know you are wondering
what a Universal Trainer does. In the “Call
Center” world, the trainer teaches different culture (American, British, Australian,
et. al), discusses communications refresher courses, and introduces product
specifics, processes, and soft skills that CSRs (Customer Service Representatives)
need to acquire. Despite the so-called pressure of producing
top-caliber CSRs from a bunch of timid individuals and mostly neophytes in this
industry, it feels fulfilling to witness how these people struggle at first and
improve after weeks of rigorous training.
As a trainer, I make sure that training is fun and educational.
Training
people has become m passion. Who knows, I
might be successful ten years from now and even have my own training school by
then. J
