Live by the phone die by the phone...  

I want to document my experiences & the lives of other working people that no one else has written about In the 7 county area that makes up the Kirkwood Community College District over 8 thousand people are employed in this field with its high turnover and low prestige white collar work  yet people band together a lifelong career where they can sit on there ass answer the phone and ideally enrich someone's life hopefully full remotely.

In the fall of my first semester of Community College I went to a career fair I was not looking for work at the time but the college had a few dozen employers offering all kinds of jobs I talked to the recruiter for a tech support company they were a third party contractor I had a vague idea of what they did basically they were second shift answering services for internet service providers throughout the country. Little did I know this would start my career and journey in call centers I didn't even apply for a job that day I just hadn't gave the recruiter a business card they emailed me and application and wanted me to move forward with this so I did.