Call Center Representative | With or Without Experience

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

  • Up to ₱26,000 monthly basic salary
  • Performance-based incentives and bonuses
  • Paid training and upskilling programs
  • Clear career growth opportunities
ROLE SUMMARY The Customer Service Representative will handle customer inquiries, provide accurate information, and resolve concerns in a timely and professional manner. You will ensure every customer receives excellent service through clear communication and effective problem resolution. This role is ideal for candidates searching for customer service representative jobs in Quezon City, call center jobs in the Philippines, and entry-level CSR opportunities with no experience required.

WHAT YOU WILL DO

  • Handle customer inquiries via phone, chat, or email
  • Provide accurate information and appropriate solutions to customer concerns
  • Resolve issues professionally and efficiently
  • Maintain high-quality customer service in every interaction
  • Document all customer interactions accurately in the system
  • Escalate complex concerns to the appropriate team when necessary
  • Meet quality, productivity, and customer satisfaction targets
QUALIFICATIONS
  • High School or Senior High School graduate (college level or graduate is an advantage)
  • No experience required
  • Open to fresh graduates and career shifters
  • Good English communication skills (verbal and written)
  • Strong customer service orientation
  • Basic computer skills and ability to multitask
  • Willing to work onsite and on shifting schedules
WORK SETUP & TRAINING
  • Onsite work setup
  • Shifting schedule including weekends, nights, and holidays
  • Paid training provided from Day 1

WHY THIS ROLE

This is a strong opportunity for individuals looking for call center hiring in the Philippines with no experience required. It provides structured training, real customer interaction experience, and long-term career growth in the customer service industry.

LOCATION

Main Site: West Avenue, Quezon City

Other Sites

  • Cubao
  • Eastwood
  • Pasig
  • Manila
  • Marikina
  • Ortigas
  • Bridgetowne

ABOUT CALDWELL COMMUNICATIONS

Caldwell Communications is currently hiring Customer Service Representatives in Quezon City. We offer a competitive salary of up to ₱26,000 monthly, performance-based incentives, and paid training from Day 1, along with a people-first work environment designed for long-term career growth.

Our office in Quezon City is easily accessible via public transportation, providing a stable and professional setting for individuals looking to start or grow their career in the BPO industry. Fresh graduates and applicants with no BPO experience are highly encouraged to apply — we provide the training and support needed for success.

APPLY NOW

Start your career as a Customer Service Representative and build your future in a stable and growing industry. Fresh graduates and applicants with no experience are highly encouraged to apply.
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