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Old 09-09-2002, 02:06 AM
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Factors in Creating a World Class Business Climate for Call Centers

Croatia, a Central European country, is considering policy reforms to create a world class business climate to generate jobs in multilingual call centers and related IT-enabled services.

Your inputs will be appreciated on the changes that would be most useful. An online survey describing the proposed incentives is at:

http://66.124.245.170/Surveys/di1/start.htm

Mark Frazier
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www.devinform.com
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Old 09-16-2002, 03:22 AM
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Malaysia is also trying to be a call centre hub, but to be successful in the biz I find the following are critical:

1) Cheap IDD calling & leased line rates. Country should have a good telcom infra.
2) Easy "hire / fire" labor laws as staffing is the main issue in a call centre.
3) No gov't interference

Good luck, Steve
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Old 09-16-2002, 03:57 AM
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RE: Hire/Fire laws

Steve,

Appreciate your response, especially the point regarding the value of labor law reform.

It will be great to have this point come through in the web survey at.

http://66.124.245.170/Surveys/di1/start.htm

There are only about a dozen questions. It will definitely help influence decisionmakers if your point can be made that way.

Best,

Mark
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