Podcast Interview with Ken Smith of Combat Wounded Call Center

At the recent 2008 ATA Washington Summit, I sat down with Ken Smith of Combat Wounded Call Center.  Ken shared about his work, which is inspiring, patriotic, and greatly beneficial.

Combat Wounded Call Center trains combat wounded military personnel to work at home in the call center industry.  In addition to training, they also operate their own call center and are ready to perform call center work for other companies.

Listen to this interesting interview with Ken Smith.

Posted by Peter DeHaan at 5/13/2008 6:12 PM
Categories: Podcast, ATA
Tags: podcast with Ken Smith Combat Wounded Call Center Connections Magazine call center news contact center news Peter DeHaan Peter DeHaan Publishing Inc
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  • 5/14/2008 6:48 AM Gary Pudles wrote:
    This is inspiring. Thanks Peter and Connections Magazine for all of your contributions to the industry.
  • 5/14/2008 8:21 AM Ken Smith wrote:
    The "Combat Veteran Call Center" stands ready for any assignment, large or small, using the combat wounded as your agents. Each has undergone 600 hours of training, and each is eager for work.
  • 5/15/2008 11:34 AM Daphne Wagnon wrote:
    It's nice to know about other hiring options!
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