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I believe they experimented with this in the late 90's early 00's. I recall seeing job ads for rural remote workers doing exactly this kind of work. You don't
by mattferderer 7y ago
I believe they experimented with this in the late 90's early 00's. I recall seeing job ads for rural remote workers doing exactly this kind of work.
You don't even need to go overseas, as rural America & people looking for temp work would probably offer you higher quality for very low wages.
- ALittleLight 7y agoPlus, you can probably get better utilization from people in a call center. If the typical drive through worker is taking calls only 50% of the time, you can have one call center worker handle the work of two drive through people. You could also emphasize the "drive through" aspect for some customers if you could convince them to call while they were en route, or use the app to order, you could have their food waiting for them in a place where they could drive up, tap their phone, automatically get their food, etc.
- delfinom 7y ago>You don't even need to go overseas, as rural America & people looking for temp work would probably offer you higher quality for very low wages. Hah. Low wages yes, but not Indian low wages. Profit trumps all.