Call Center area is required to clarify questions of the customers and provide technical support and relevant information. Some professionals working on this industry are Call Center Representatives and they are responsible for giving accurate and spontaneous answers to the clients. They attend incoming calls from customers and make outgoing calls to sell products in some areas. They may work in almost any industry that require call center services, but the most common areas of work are available in debit card, credit card, and phone network fields.

Call Center workers usually perform many of the following tasks:
• Placing orders of the customers.
• Answering questions.
• Taking complaints from the clients.
• Giving technical support.
• Routing calls to appropriate departments.

• Having marketing skills.
• Being polite.
• Having voice clarity.
• Being patient.
• Having good memory.
• Being detail-oriented.
• Having customer service skills.
• Being able to solve different types of problems.
• Having good communication skills.
• Being able to work with a team.

There are no formal education requirements to work in the Call Center industry, but it is recommended to have a High School Diploma as a minimum qualification. Professionals having a Bachelor´s or Associate´s Degrees related to this field will have better job opportunities, but it is not mandatory to have further education. Most companies offer on-the-job training programs in order to provide suitable knowledge and skills to the new employees. These schemes involve learning how to use the telephone system in a call center and how to use computer systems to create appropriate records of the inquiries of each customer. Some employers in this sector demand applicants having at least one year of relevant work experience in the same field.