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How to get a job in BPO Company in Sri Lanka?
BPO is a fast growing vibrant sector of employment in Sri Lanka. Many global and local BPO companies have operations in Sri Lanka. WNS, TimeX BPO, Office Tiger, HSBC Data Processing Limited, Amba Research, Aviva are few of the leading companies.
All most, all the BPO companies hire people though out the year and the best way is to approach the company direct. Most of the companies, have information and instructions on how to apply on their web sites (www.ITpro.lk Company Directory will soon carry a list of companies to help you directly apply for a job).
Increasingly, BPO companies are also focusing on career fairs and special hiring events to recruit people. Some companies, will do walk-in-interviews at these events and it pays for you to come prepared with a CV. You may even walk out with a job!
All most, all the BPO companies hire people though out the year and the best way is to approach the company direct. Most of the companies, have information and instructions on how to apply on their web sites (www.ITpro.lk Company Directory will soon carry a list of companies to help you directly apply for a job).
Increasingly, BPO companies are also focusing on career fairs and special hiring events to recruit people. Some companies, will do walk-in-interviews at these events and it pays for you to come prepared with a CV. You may even walk out with a job!
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