Spectrum is set to open a new call center, in Largo, Florida, and bring 700 new jobs to the area.
The new residential inbound sales call center represents a significant investment in the Tampa Bay workforce, according to Spectrum. Officials from the company will discuss the economic benefits of the facility and the job opportunities available, followed by a tour of the facility.
UPDATE: The grand opening celebration was rescheduled due to Hurricane Milton.
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