Cabling and lease negotiation will take some time. Switches and computers need to be installed and tested. Our company has a network of vendors we like to work with, but if you are finding the people to do these jobs yourself, it can take some time. The building should be a nice distance from public transportation and restaurants. It's a good idea to find a site that can be expanded, as well as one with adequate parking for the number of people who will be employed at the center.
Incentives also comprise a large piece of the puzzle.
They include community support, tax breaks and donations of land and advertising. We are often most impressed by the communities that offer a lot by way of support, rather than large tax breaks. It just depends on what your company is looking for. Putting the pieces of the site location puzzle together can seem overwhelming at times, but finding the right place to call home can be its own reward. If call center businesses choose their pieces carefully, they'll yield picture-perfect results.