Canadian call centers recruit bilingual Latin Americans
OTTAWA, CANADA — Call centers from Canada are seeking bilingual workers in Latin America, with salaries reaching up to US$32 per hour.
Toronto-based Alliance One has a distinct strategy, bringing new hires on-site for a few months to immerse them in company culture. Afterward, these employees shift to remote work from their home countries.
On the other hand, Vancouver’s VeriClock strictly looks for bilingual candidates fluent in English and Spanish without any initial on-site work requirement.
These remote roles encompass a variety of duties, from addressing customer concerns via email, chat, or phone to analyzing feedback for improved user experience.
While the exact count of Latin Americans capitalizing on these offers is unknown, this recruitment wave highlights the growing global job market reach.
Aside from flexible scheduling, the Canadian BPOs are open to full-time and part-time roles, with pay rates ranging from $25 to $32 per hour based on skills and experience.
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