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Joined June 2009
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"Today I am choosing to grab the brush. No attempts at perfection. Just me. Lighting this world with my colour."
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9 hours at work can mean 8 paid hours if 1 hour is unpaid lunch. Ask how breaks are paid, what happens when a call overruns and how unscheduled bathroom or medical breaks are handled. #SalaryByte
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The interview has four rounds, a presentation and a personality test. The salary range is apparently the final boss.
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The headset is only the beginning. This month, we're unpacking customer service & BPO work in Jamaica: pay, benefits, rights and work life. What do you wish you knew before your first shift? #SalaryByte
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'Up to' is doing a lot of work in some salary ads. Our spotlight uses SalaryByte's J$95,000-J$105,000 gross monthly base-pay range, before deductions and excluding bonuses. Ask what is guaranteed before budgeting. #SalaryByte
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"Free" transport deserves follow-up questions: Which shifts qualify? Where are the pickup and drop-off points? What happens if your last call runs late? Confirm the policy for your account. #SalaryByte
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Some BPOs restrict personal phones and handwritten notes to protect customer information. Ask about approved tools, device storage and emergency contact arrangements. Policies vary. #SalaryByte
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“Salary is competitive.” Competing with which company exactly? We’d like to check something. 👀
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Before applying for a BPO role, check the required subjects, assessments, experience and roster. Communication and computer skills matter, and some accounts need nights or weekends. Read the specific job ad. #SalaryByte
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If asking about the salary makes an interview candidate “too money-focused,” what does asking about salary expectations make the employer?
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Jamaica's national minimum wage is J$17,000 per 40-hour week, effective July 1, 2026. Keep your contract and payslips, and ask about sick-leave eligibility. @mlssjamaica can advise on pay and employment conditions. #SalaryByte
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Only in body mass
Do y’all think Drake is bigger than Micheal Jackson?
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This being the man she lived in her car to save and moved to Jamaican for??? LMFAO
Have yall seen the woman who was living in her car to save up to move to Jamaica for a man? and she just moved there😵‍💫. i'm following cause i need to see how this plays out.
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Ana: "Why do men have more hair on their skin?" Me: *launches into a lesson on hormones and male hormones Vs female hormones" Ana: "I think I hear Daddy calling me"
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Kinda don't want Glee to come back. It was good for what it was at the time.
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You handle the calls. Let’s talk about the pay. Customer Service & BPO: J$95,000–105,000 monthly gross base pay, from SalaryByte’s salary database. Bonuses excluded. What matters most: salary, benefits or flexibility? #SalaryByte #JamaicanJobs
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Updating your résumé? “Handled customer calls” tells an employer your task. “Resolved billing disputes and coached new hires” gives them a clearer picture of your contribution. Be specific. Use numbers when you can verify them.
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Are those supposed to be our national heroes on this graphic ?
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The only reason a CC makes sense is for the security reasons behind it, especially when you've been frauded but the concept of spending money you dont have is how people end up in horrendous debt they cant get out of and the banks rely on that.
On Twitter they think using debit cards as an adult is financially responsible
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Replying to @martian_lore
In the US it’s different but in the UK and EU, most people just prefer to spend their own money and not risk getting into debt. The reward points aren’t worth it and we have lower incomes so getting a credit card is harder.
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