No, my conscience doesn’t bother me because I worked for a reputable company. You are the one who needs repentance considering your holier-than-thou attitude toward some who are trying to put food on their tables for their kids. Most of the workers were single moms. We were paid very well and only worked for Fortune 500 companies. Our calls were not “cold calls” per se, but those who the banks and insurance companies did business with - so, therefore, it wasn’t a violation of the Do Not Call Policy. I see that most on here are ignorant and think they are better than than others. There is a lot of hypocrisy in this world, and it isn’t all on the left either. And, most experienced telemarketers know exactly what some of you do on the other end of the phone - you think you are being clever, but we had some great laughs at your expense. My job wasn’t boiler room at all - everything was done according to the FTC guidelines - sure, there are some quacks out there, but they are fly by night organizations, but there are some very reputable telemarketing companies and there is a difference.
I see - it paid well, and it was legal. You must be very proud of yourself.