NEWS7 February 2012
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US— Las Vegas-based research agency Precision Opinion intends to double in size by taking on as many as 400 new call centre staff over the coming months.
The firm will hold a job fair next week to find candidates for vacancies and, once filled, the company said, it will open a second call centre, also in Las Vegas, to house the new staff.
President James Medick (pictured) said: “We live, work, and do business in Las Vegas, and like our 400 employees, we have a vested interest in the city’s future. That is why we have chosen to continue to do business here and double our workforce.”
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