Aug 23

Online chat support services provided by Farmout increases your website’s conversion rates. When visitors to your site hit a ‘bump’ and don’t know how to proceed, a farmout chat support agent is perfect for helping out your visitor. Our online chat support agents can answer the visitors’ concerns and help them resolve issues faster, in real time. Your visitors wont have to wait for the email responses to resolve it. The effect is that live chat support agents help increase the conversion rate of visitors into paying clients!

Email us now at sales@farmout.ph to get promotional offers on our affordable online chat support services can benefit you today!

Jun 3

Dagupan City’s premiere contact center facility had its trainers receive their TESDA Accreditation. Liezel Tamayo, Roxanne Cariño, (CSR Trainers) and Mary Chris Velasquez (Transcription Trainer) recently completed the Trainers Methodology Training Program from the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority provincial office.

The training which started May 17th and lasted up to the 21st provided knowledge to our trainers on the standards that TESDA maintains to assure every enrollee the opportunity of getting quality skills which will ensure him/her a good career in his chosen field of work.

With this training FarmOut continues to ensure only the highest level of quality education for its trainees who are targetting a high-paying job in the call center industry. The company believes that if a candidate has the right skills, he will get the right pay. FarmOut involves its trainers in such advancement programs in pursuit of providing only Customer Service Solutions Empowerment to the MAX!

May 3

Farmout Team Building
More Pictures here: Farmout Team building pictures.

Feb 23

Ms. Sheila Sanders-Dela Vega and Ms. Aubrey Marie Llamido recently completed the requirements for the Basic Training on Medical Coding and Medical Billing held at the Philippine Trade and Training Center in Pasay last February 10-16, 2010.

The training was conducted by Prof. Joselito Capili from California who is currently consulting for Medical Providers. The training was organized by the Medical Transcription Industry Association of the Philiipines, Inc. (MTIAPI).

Jan 31

Farmout is looking for 10 Technical writers for a very prestigious client in the US. This is in line with our Code documentation project. The ideal candidates should :

1. Male or female, aged 18-40
2. IT background (programmer, developer in C++)
3. Willing to undergo drug check and background check
4. Willing to work any shifts in Dagupan

Expected hiring date: End of February. Interested parties please click here: Apply for Open Positions

Jan 7

Farmout is now located at our new office location. Our new address is at 2/f East Gate Plaza, AB Fernandez Ave East, Dagupan City, Pangasinan, Philippines. See you there!
New Office at East Gate Plaza

Nov 12

We sometimes reflexively respond with “No problem” when a client or customer says “thank you” for a superior service. Jim Blasinggame, one of the world foremost experts on Small Business and Entreprenuership wrote an article that say this IS a problem. We should say “You are most welcome!” instead of “No problem”. (Or you can hit them with a referal request?)

The semantics involve might actually get people receiving the “No problem” reply to think that what they did caused a problem in the first place! Read more about the article here.

Nov 5

Mr Jun and Mark Martirez represented Farmout and Dagupan ICT council in the 2nd National Information and Communication Technology Confideration of the Philippines event held today at Clark Freeport, Philippines. The event will have Pres Gloria Macapagal Arroyo as the Guest of honor and speaker. Dagupan City’s Audio Visual Presentation materials were provided by the office of Ms Michelle Lioanag.

The summit is hosted by Metro Clark ICT council chaired by George Sorio Sr., Executive vice president of Cyber City.

Oct 24

Oct 23

2nd Generator installed…
2nd Generator

2nd Staff House for stay in agents…
Staff House

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