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TeleTech Sta. Rosa needs more than 300 agents in Q4





Jobseekers wanting to get a job before Christmas , rejoice! TeleTech Santa Rosa is hiring.. They’re looking for 300 agents and you could be one of them.

With the country’s information technology-business process outsourcing (IT-BPO) industry rapidly growing in the Philippines, where forecasted growth rate is 12 – 15% annually, TeleTech – Sta Rosa in Laguna is gearing up for a huge spike in growth this Q4 with aggressive hiring of 300+ agents to support a new and exciting Online Shopping and Internet-based Retail account.


This US-based Fortune 100 Company is projecting higher call volumes beginning December 2015 through Q1 2016 due to the upcoming Christmas Holidays. Selection and assessments are presently ongoing to fill weekly training classes which commence this October up to mid-November.

With an opportunity to earn up to P19k, this is a great way to create extra income for the holidays! The role is perfect for part-timers, stay-home moms and undergraduates with flexible class schedules. Basic qualifications include 18 years of age; at least 2 years of college; excellent English conversational skills; and basic knowledge of customer service processes.

This opportunity could be an answered prayer for you. Imagine how life can be better with all the benefits TeleTech has to offer.

Daily Open House Recruitment activities are being held at TeleTech-Sta. Rosalocated at 2nd Floor, Robinson’s Place Santa Rosa, Old National Highway, Barangay Tagapo. For more information, you can text 0946.176.1000 or email your resume to HotJobs@TeleTech.com.

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