It's the second day of training, and it looks like things are getting better quickly :@(kiss), although it's a very ordinary job, it's more comfortable than serving dishes.
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Doing telephone customer service, there is basically no technical content, just constantly making calls to offer POS machines to customers. Customers are mostly "leftovers", meaning they are on a list of who knows how many hands, many of whom have already been pitched to, so the success rate is very low. Most customers know I'm selling POS machines when they answer the phone, hang up immediately, or just say not to bother them again. However, with three or four soft requests a day, the job is not that stressful~~.jpg~~.
As I write this article, I am sitting in front of the company computer. I made less than ten calls today, so there's not much to do, maybe the list is not enough... Sitting bored in front of the computer, browsing Bilibili, watching PR editing tutorials until falling asleep.
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Now this job pays 3,000 yuan at the end of the month, with a 10 yuan commission for each additional order. In Shanghai, this may be a tough job, but at least it includes meals and accommodation. Sitting in front of the computer every day also provides some freedom, not bad, of course, if I had already graduated, I definitely wouldn't be interested in this kind of job with not much room for improvement, doing the same routine work every day like passing time.
[notice]The current situation is more or less like this, sharing a few experiences[/notice]
- Jobs that promise money are mostly scams (like training), otherwise, they lack sincerity.
- Finding a job online is actually very convenient. I found this job on Boss Zhipin (paying money), with a wide range of categories and abundant resources, many companies are recruiting on it.
- Don't isolate yourself, it's hard to survive here if you're isolated, learn to communicate.
- Making friends is fine, borrowing money is not an option.
- Carry a mask with you at all times (umbrella)
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Feeling like I'm too outdated, spent a lot of money buying new clothes and shoes, after all, I only wore one pair of shoes when I arrived, now my feet stink so bad I want to chop them off. :@(helpless)
Because the company's meal plan only includes lunch, I bought a small electric cooker and a bunch of ingredients, preparing to cook some dishes :@(offer cucumber), indicating that I might have to write a guide on surviving in a rented room without ordering takeout next. :@(silly)