An operator is called not only a person with a video camera, but also an employee of the support center of a particular company who answers calls from customers, makes appointments with them, etc. If you make an effort, you can get this job in a short time.
Instructions
Step 1
Work on your diction. Try to develop a confident, calm voice. To do this, you can read various books aloud, trying to adhere to the correct intonation and timbre of the voice. Also learn and repeat a few tongue twisters every day, honing your mastery of speech clarity.
Step 2
Practice communicating with other people. You can practice doing this with friends or family: read them a talk or create a rehearsal dialogue in which you will play the role of the operator, and your partner is the client. For more realism, you can play the dialogue over the phone.
Step 3
Research current operator positions in your city. Typically, these employees are required by most businesses that sell some kind of goods or offer special services. You will have to answer incoming calls from customers and inform them about the current offers of the company, trying to interest them and induce them to use the offered services.
Step 4
In addition, you will independently call other companies and people for the same purpose, making appointments for them with your employer. Another type of operator exclusively functions as support center staff, helping customers solve product problems and answering their questions. Decide what type of job is best for you.
Step 5
Get interviewed for your chosen position. Please note that the employer will most likely want to test you and will act out the "operator-client" dialogue right during the interview. Prepare for this in advance and try to convince the company representative that you are the right person for the operator position. Please note that another advantage of this position is the ability to work from home, answering calls to the provided number or customer requests via the Internet.
