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A '''call centre''' was an [[office]] that received or transmitted a large number of requests. [[Zeynep]] worked at a call centre in [[Turkey (country)|Turkey]]. ([[AUDIO]]: | {{business stub}} | ||
{{ | A '''call centre''' was an [[office]] that received or transmitted a large number of requests. [[Zeynep]] worked at a call centre in [[Turkey (country)|Turkey]]. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Fall to Earth (audio story)}}) [[Velma]] left [[Nardole]] for an AI at a call centre. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Oxygen (TV story)}}) [[Faceless43]] worked at a call centre. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Lonely (short story)}}) | ||
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[[File:Robots Ad.png|thumb|right|A highly-dysfunctional call centre which employed [[Dalek]]s. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Robots Ad (TV story)}})]]One highly dysfunctional [[call centre]] employed several [[Dalek]]s, and a number of other [[robot]]s obviously unsuited for their positions. This was considered an example of an "average call centre" and made a sharp contrast to the much more competently-run one belonging to [[ANZ (in-universe)|ANZ]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Robots Ad (TV story)}}) | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:10, 7 September 2024
A call centre was an office that received or transmitted a large number of requests. Zeynep worked at a call centre in Turkey. (AUDIO: Fall to Earth [+]Loading...["Fall to Earth (audio story)"]) Velma left Nardole for an AI at a call centre. (TV: Oxygen [+]Loading...["Oxygen (TV story)"]) Faceless43 worked at a call centre. (PROSE: Lonely [+]Loading...["Lonely (short story)"])
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One highly dysfunctional call centre employed several Daleks, and a number of other robots obviously unsuited for their positions. This was considered an example of an "average call centre" and made a sharp contrast to the much more competently-run one belonging to ANZ. (TV: Robots Ad [+]Loading...["Robots Ad (TV story)"])
