If in the sixties of last century there was the hippie movement in the eighties yuppies and ninety countless tribes ending in-ies, in the XXI century India Zippie live young. This name comes from the English word "zip in the stride", something like stomp or insurance. Also called the "Sons of Liberalization." Are concentrated in big Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai and especially in Bangalore, the Silicon Valley Indian.
As sociodemographic characteristics could comment on his youth (15 to 25 years), qualification (educational, language and high technology), sexual equality (a true revolution in the country) with a Western view of money and attitude towards life and particularly U.S. risk-taking on the professional and personal. They have an unbridled taste for brand-consumption. Much of his salary, well above the national average, leaves in designer clothes, products and Mc Donald `s Starbuck` s and other icons of Western consumption.
Given that the population with 25 or fewer years, representing more than 600 million people in India, you can get an idea of \u200b\u200bwhat these traits may result from the fact that only 20% of that mass is Zippie.
This population is the country really is becoming the champion of outsourcing world. His command of English (with neutral tonal capacity), technological careers (Bangalore is a global center of high technology and vital hub of customer service through Contact Centers) and a boundless capacity for work in exchange for paltry wages for us make India the technology center and perfect service.
Today there are over half a million employees of Contact Centers in major Indian cities, providing services worldwide in English ..... and English. Unlike their Western counterparts, for them to work in a call center is not a final solution or half minus bad "to earn a living. Many of these zippier aspire to use that post as a springboard to launch to enter the many multinationals that are deployed in the country. For them it is a matter of prestige and curriculum.
Even
and turnover is high, since many of them must operate at night to attend to other geographical areas. This makes the job a challenge, since many operators compatible in other jobs or studies.
As a curious note in the end, she earns an operator with studying English in a city like Bangalore?. 15,000 rupees a month (340 $, a very good salary there.)
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As sociodemographic characteristics could comment on his youth (15 to 25 years), qualification (educational, language and high technology), sexual equality (a true revolution in the country) with a Western view of money and attitude towards life and particularly U.S. risk-taking on the professional and personal. They have an unbridled taste for brand-consumption. Much of his salary, well above the national average, leaves in designer clothes, products and Mc Donald `s Starbuck` s and other icons of Western consumption.
Given that the population with 25 or fewer years, representing more than 600 million people in India, you can get an idea of \u200b\u200bwhat these traits may result from the fact that only 20% of that mass is Zippie.
This population is the country really is becoming the champion of outsourcing world. His command of English (with neutral tonal capacity), technological careers (Bangalore is a global center of high technology and vital hub of customer service through Contact Centers) and a boundless capacity for work in exchange for paltry wages for us make India the technology center and perfect service.
Today there are over half a million employees of Contact Centers in major Indian cities, providing services worldwide in English ..... and English. Unlike their Western counterparts, for them to work in a call center is not a final solution or half minus bad "to earn a living. Many of these zippier aspire to use that post as a springboard to launch to enter the many multinationals that are deployed in the country. For them it is a matter of prestige and curriculum.
Even
and turnover is high, since many of them must operate at night to attend to other geographical areas. This makes the job a challenge, since many operators compatible in other jobs or studies.
As a curious note in the end, she earns an operator with studying English in a city like Bangalore?. 15,000 rupees a month (340 $, a very good salary there.)
Other articles of the blog:
OUTSOURCING OF SECOND LEVEL: THE CASE OF CHILE AND INDIA
CALLCENTERMOVIE.COM
THE KATRINA, THE INDIA AND RELOCATION.
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