Call Centres & Satellite Offices
Rogers uses all Canadian based call centres for their Rogers, Fido and Cityfone brand names, and some offshore call centres for the Chatr division. The Canadian centres are operated by the Rogers Shared Operations (RSO) division at various satellite locations. These locations not only serve as call centres, but may also serve as satellite management offices away from the head office in downtown Toronto. Listed below are the location of their offices:
- Toronto, ON
- Brampton, ON
- Burnaby, BC
- Calgary, AB
- Kitchener, ON
- Moncton, NB
- Montreal, QC
- Ottawa, ON
- North York, ON
- Pickering, ON
- Richmond Hill, ON
Rogers also sources calls to Stream Global Services
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