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A Quick Note
Do You Operate a Call Centre from Your Bedroom?
Do you have a call-centre job which requires you to work from a desk alone at home? We’d like to hear more about your experiences.
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Not all of the new tech-arrivals in the city provide employees with buffet meals and spacious new offices.
We’re interested in the rise of call-centre jobs in which employees work alone from their bedrooms – or, perhaps, sitting rooms, or kitchens, or studio apartments.
Which companies offer these jobs? How much break-time do you get? Does it suit you to work from home?
If you’ve had experience of this, please let us know the details through the form below. We will not publish any of the information provided without your permission.
[Note: We've removed the form on 21 July 2026, as it was no longer in use, as part of an effort to remove unnecessary cookies from our website.]
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