NOUN
- a center equipped to handle a large volume of telephone calls (especially for taking orders or serving customers)
How To Use call centre In A Sentence
- We have installed a data specialist in the call centre whose key result area is to get a customer's services configured the moment he walks in and handhold them through all issues.
- Users reserve the car via an app or call centre. Times, Sunday Times
- But his camp nasal voice led him to consider comedy while working in a call centre. The Sun
- We were in danger of becoming a call centre - which defeated the objective of being a technology-based solution.
- Suppose the difference between using a local call centre and a Mumbai call centre for the life of the service interval is X present value dollars. 21st Century Trade Barriers, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
- Call centre workers were shown singing with their mouths full. Times, Sunday Times
- Trained volunteers will be manning the call centre to offer independent and confidential information and support to people experiencing difficulties.
- The fishing fleet may have been decimated, and the pits and shipyards may have been replaced by air-conditioned call centres, but Britain's industrial heritage lives on in song.
- Another big call centred on the choice of D'Arcy ahead of Wallace (who has the consolation of covering the out-half berth) at first centre. IrishExaminer.com
- The call centre fundraising industry is certainly big business. The Sun
