Our hiring challenges lie in the skillsets available in the labour pool. We focus on IT consultancy and staff augmentation. Sometimes the skillsets required are not readily available in Belize. Even though we provide training, some talent doubt themselves and don’t take the challenge of learning new technologies.
We also encounter challenges with individuals expecting compensation that is not feasible for Belize. This stems from some US companies directly hiring contractors and helping them avoid the tax system.
Subject: Industry Observations and Proposed Areas for Development
Dear Host
I wanted to share some candid observations that have surfaced regarding a portion of the workforce we’ve been engaging with. We’re noticing several challenges, particularly among younger team members, that are impacting overall performance and long-term stability.
Some key concerns include:
* A general lack of open-mindedness and discipline
* Limited accountability and underdeveloped work ethics
* Gaps in essential skills such as reading and comprehension, despite strong verbal communication
* A noticeable need for foundational professional development
To move forward effectively, I believe it’s critical for us to explore structured **skills gap training** that targets these areas. Additionally, as we work to stabilize the industry, it’s important that we establish consistent standards and expectations across the board.
I’d also recommend forming a **common working group or forum** that promotes open, honest dialogue and collaboration between stakeholders. This would allow us to align better on best practices, share feedback, and collectively raise the bar for performance and accountability in the space.
We offer more advanced trainings for specific jobs available in the US and European job markets. We find that there is a mixed bag of contractors that have confidence in learning new skills. Sometimes it works out and sometimes it doesn’t.
I was not provided with much documnentation in my area. I had to use my experience as an IT professional to tackle issues with these new tools and systems we supported.
Role base training- CX Serv, Sales Training, Soft Skills, Leadership Training, Time Management,
External Training- PowerBI, Power Query, Conflict Resolution, AML training, SQL
If you were invited to a technical training programme with international certification lasting 6 weeks, one week involves a full bootcamp, would you join this programme?
CreatBot D600 Pro 2 is a advanced 3D printing device designed for engineers demanding accuracy, dependability, and versatility in 3D printing. As part of the D600 lineup, it incorporates a spacious build volume, advanced dual extrusion technology, and top-tier features suitable for industrial use and complex materials.
Overview of the CreatBot D600 Series
The CreatBot D600 Series and D600 Pro establish benchmarks for large format 3D printer solutions. With a build volume of 600 ? 600 ? 600 mm, these professional large format 3D printers cater to a broad spectrum of industrial 3D printing demands, from big model prototyping to end-use production. The D600 Pro lineup and the latest D600 Pro2 HS introduce further enhancements in performance and material compatibility.
Main Features and Benefits
Industrial-Grade Large Build Volume
Build size: 600 ? 600 ? 600 mm
Ideal for large-scale 3D printer projects and industrial 3D printing
Supports engineering-grade materials and intricate models
Dual Extrusion and High-Heat Printing
4th generation dual 1.75mm extruders for multi-material printing
Right and left extruder design for flexible printing
Supports high performance 3D materials, including PLA filament, nylon filament, carbon-fiber, and more
Maximum extruder temperature: up to 420°C (high temperature)
Heated build chamber for high-performance applications
Accuracy, Speed & Dependability
Professional 3d print quality with accurate layer resolution
Advanced motion system for fast printing and robust performance
Consistent printing speed up to 120 mm/s
Reliable operation for continuous industrial use
Compatible Materials and Filaments
Wide Filament Compatibility
Works with a broad spectrum of filament: PLA, ABS, PC, PETG, PVA, nylon, carbon-fiber, and more
Designed for engineering-grade materials and functional prototyping
Advanced dual extrusion system enables multi-material and soluble support printing
Applications: From Prototyping to Production
The CreatBot D600 Pro 2 model and D600 Pro 3D printer serve a diverse set of applications:
Rapid prototyping and large format 3D print models
Functional parts for automotive, aerospace, and engineering
Tooling, jigs, and fixtures for industrial production
Art, architecture, and creative projects requiring large-scale industrial 3d printing
Technical Specifications
Models: CreatBot D600 Pro 2, D600 Pro, D600 Build volume: 600 ? 600 ? 600 mm Extruder: Dual extruder, 4th generation 1.75mm dual extruders and hotends Maximum extruder temperature: 420°C Heated bed: up to 100°C Filament size: 1.75 mm Layer resolution: 0.05 – 0.3 mm Supported materials: PLA, ABS, PC, PETG, PVA, nylon, carbon fiber, engineering-grade materials Printing speed: up to 120 mm/s Enclosure: Heated, for improved material properties Interface: Touchscreen interface Supported file types: STL, OBJ, AMF
Comparison: D600, D600 Pro, and D600 Pro 2
Key Differences
D600 model: Entry-level industrial large scale 3d printer for basic applications D600 Pro: Enhanced with heated chamber, auto bed leveling, and wider material support D600 Pro 2 model (professional version): Adds higher print speed, improved reliability, and HS (high speed) configuration
Additional CreatBot Printers
CreatBot D1000 for even larger build volumes CreatBot lineup includes industrial and professional 3d printer solutions
FAQ
Compatible Materials for CreatBot D600 Pro 2
The D600 Pro 2 is compatible with a wide range of filament types including PLA, ABS, PETG, PC, nylon filament, carbon-fiber, and other engineering-grade materials.
What is the maximum build volume of the D600 Pro 2?
The build volume is 600 ? 600 ? 600 mm, supporting large-scale and industrial 3d printing needs.
Does the D600 Pro 2 support dual extruder and high-temperature printing?
Yes, it is equipped with dual extrusion technology and reaches up to 420°C for high-temperature printing process.
Differences Between D600 Pro 2 and D600 Pro
The Pro Version offers higher printing speed, improved reliability, and the new HS (high speed) option.
Conclusion
The CreatBot D600 Pro 2 and the D600 Pro set the benchmark in the industrial 3D printer category. With exceptional build size, robust dual extruders and hotends, compatibility with technical materials, and top performance across applications, they empower businesses and engineers to achieve new heights in industrial 3d printing.
What are your Current hiring Challenges?
Our hiring challenges lie in the skillsets available in the labour pool. We focus on IT consultancy and staff augmentation. Sometimes the skillsets required are not readily available in Belize. Even though we provide training, some talent doubt themselves and don’t take the challenge of learning new technologies.
We also encounter challenges with individuals expecting compensation that is not feasible for Belize. This stems from some US companies directly hiring contractors and helping them avoid the tax system.
Challenges:
Industry becoming too Saturated. Agents easily leave a call center and get accepted to another one.
What is your First Service Line? Is it growing, stable, or shrinking?”
E.g
Rhics Tier 1 Help Desk Trending Up
IT Consultancy – stable but facing challenges
Growing
Dispatch Center…
just checking if it’s working on my end
Customer Service-Growing
Subject: Industry Observations and Proposed Areas for Development
Dear Host
I wanted to share some candid observations that have surfaced regarding a portion of the workforce we’ve been engaging with. We’re noticing several challenges, particularly among younger team members, that are impacting overall performance and long-term stability.
Some key concerns include:
* A general lack of open-mindedness and discipline
* Limited accountability and underdeveloped work ethics
* Gaps in essential skills such as reading and comprehension, despite strong verbal communication
* A noticeable need for foundational professional development
To move forward effectively, I believe it’s critical for us to explore structured **skills gap training** that targets these areas. Additionally, as we work to stabilize the industry, it’s important that we establish consistent standards and expectations across the board.
I’d also recommend forming a **common working group or forum** that promotes open, honest dialogue and collaboration between stakeholders. This would allow us to align better on best practices, share feedback, and collectively raise the bar for performance and accountability in the space.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this.
Best regards,
Acquity BPO – Growing
growing
The primary focus would be on basic computer skills.
Peak Outsourcing – Belize City
Darwin Barrios
Customer service and sales – Growing
Lacking technical skills in Cloud technologies and modern development practices, such as using AI, and microservices.
1%-4% we compensate our guys well. Most of our contractors leave due to contracts ending in the US with the projects we sign up for.
We offer more advanced trainings for specific jobs available in the US and European job markets. We find that there is a mixed bag of contractors that have confidence in learning new skills. Sometimes it works out and sometimes it doesn’t.
Looking ahead 3–5 years, what new technical or soft skills will you expect of entry level staff?”
I agree with you about cybersecurity.
I agree with Jaime on programming and developing new AI tools, as well as repairing AI.
What is your preferred mode of upskilling for your staff; intensive short-term bootcamps, blended online courses, or on-the-job training?
I would like to attend it myself, along with my IT personnel.
I also agree; this is a short-term situation.
Are you willing to pay for training? If Yes, how much per, employee per year?
Are you willing to $600- $1000 per year / per employee on training??
4
5
How confident are you in Data Entry?
Data entry: 5
4
4
4
5
5
5
Customer Comms-5
How confident are you in customer communication?
4
5
4
customer communication: 5
5
How confident were you in customer communication when you started ?
when I started: 3
when I started: 3
3
When i started -3
Customer communication Starting – 3
3
3
When I started: 2
How confident are you in problem and troubleshooting?
Problem Solving and trouble shooting – 4
Problem-solving and troubleshooting – 5
Problem Solving & Troubleshooting: 4
problem and troubleshooting – 4
Problem and Troubleshooting 4
4
problem solving and troubleshooting: 4
4 for thinking out of the box
How scared were you of problem solving and troubleshooting when you started?
How much did you on documentation?
scared – 5
documentation – 5
Problem solving starting – 3
2 very scared
Scared when I started: 4
I was not provided with much documnentation in my area. I had to use my experience as an IT professional to tackle issues with these new tools and systems we supported.
2 very scared !
Problem-solving and troubleshooting when i started – 2
Scared: 3
Documentation: 4
What is your highest education completed?”
when I started: 5 really scared
documentation: 4
Name of High School and Location ?
Associates Degree in Information Technology at Centro Escolar Mexico Junior College, Located in the Corozal District
Bishop Martin High School – Orange Walk town
Highest education: Bsc. Computer Science (University of South Florida, started at University of Belize)
High School: Muffles College High School, Orange Walk Town
St Catherine Academy-Belize
6th form level, Centro Escolar Mexico Junior College in Corozal District
Muffles Junior College located at Orange Walk.
Associates degree at Muffles Junior College Orange Walk Town
BPO – Associate’s degree in Business Science – Sacred Heart Junior College – San Ignacio
Do you have reliable internet at home? (Yes/No)
yes
Yes
Yes
Reliable Internet: Yes. Very reliable.
Yes
Yes, i have a reliable internet at home
yes
Yes – Diginet
yes
Training:
SAP Data Modeling and BI Report building training
QA Automation training using selenium w/Python & Java
Project Management (Personal)
Beltraide – Customer Service Training
Fire safety training
Role base training- CX Serv, Sales Training, Soft Skills, Leadership Training, Time Management,
External Training- PowerBI, Power Query, Conflict Resolution, AML training, SQL
Definitely would join the training program.
If you were invited to a technical training programme with international certification lasting 6 weeks, one week involves a full bootcamp, would you join this programme?
Yes I would join.
yes i would
Yes, I would
Yes
Yes, always willing to learn new things.
yes
for sure, yes
How many of us have side hustles beyond our BPO work?
yes
yes i do
Yes, I do
I do
No. Don’t have a side hustle.
yes
no
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CreatBot D600 Pro 2 is a advanced 3D printing device designed for engineers demanding accuracy, dependability, and versatility in 3D printing. As part of the D600 lineup, it incorporates a spacious build volume, advanced dual extrusion technology, and top-tier features suitable for industrial use and complex materials.
Overview of the CreatBot D600 Series
The CreatBot D600 Series and D600 Pro establish benchmarks for large format 3D printer solutions. With a build volume of 600 ? 600 ? 600 mm, these professional large format 3D printers cater to a broad spectrum of industrial 3D printing demands, from big model prototyping to end-use production. The D600 Pro lineup and the latest D600 Pro2 HS introduce further enhancements in performance and material compatibility.
Main Features and Benefits
Industrial-Grade Large Build Volume
Build size: 600 ? 600 ? 600 mm
Ideal for large-scale 3D printer projects and industrial 3D printing
Supports engineering-grade materials and intricate models
Dual Extrusion and High-Heat Printing
4th generation dual 1.75mm extruders for multi-material printing
Right and left extruder design for flexible printing
Supports high performance 3D materials, including PLA filament, nylon filament, carbon-fiber, and more
Maximum extruder temperature: up to 420°C (high temperature)
Heated build chamber for high-performance applications
Accuracy, Speed & Dependability
Professional 3d print quality with accurate layer resolution
Advanced motion system for fast printing and robust performance
Consistent printing speed up to 120 mm/s
Reliable operation for continuous industrial use
Compatible Materials and Filaments
Wide Filament Compatibility
Works with a broad spectrum of filament: PLA, ABS, PC, PETG, PVA, nylon, carbon-fiber, and more
Designed for engineering-grade materials and functional prototyping
Advanced dual extrusion system enables multi-material and soluble support printing
Applications: From Prototyping to Production
The CreatBot D600 Pro 2 model and D600 Pro 3D printer serve a diverse set of applications:
Rapid prototyping and large format 3D print models
Functional parts for automotive, aerospace, and engineering
Tooling, jigs, and fixtures for industrial production
Art, architecture, and creative projects requiring large-scale industrial 3d printing
Technical Specifications
Models: CreatBot D600 Pro 2, D600 Pro, D600
Build volume: 600 ? 600 ? 600 mm
Extruder: Dual extruder, 4th generation 1.75mm dual extruders and hotends
Maximum extruder temperature: 420°C
Heated bed: up to 100°C
Filament size: 1.75 mm
Layer resolution: 0.05 – 0.3 mm
Supported materials: PLA, ABS, PC, PETG, PVA, nylon, carbon fiber, engineering-grade materials
Printing speed: up to 120 mm/s
Enclosure: Heated, for improved material properties
Interface: Touchscreen interface
Supported file types: STL, OBJ, AMF
Comparison: D600, D600 Pro, and D600 Pro 2
Key Differences
D600 model: Entry-level industrial large scale 3d printer for basic applications
D600 Pro: Enhanced with heated chamber, auto bed leveling, and wider material support
D600 Pro 2 model (professional version): Adds higher print speed, improved reliability, and HS (high speed) configuration
Additional CreatBot Printers
CreatBot D1000 for even larger build volumes
CreatBot lineup includes industrial and professional 3d printer solutions
FAQ
Compatible Materials for CreatBot D600 Pro 2
The D600 Pro 2 is compatible with a wide range of filament types including PLA, ABS, PETG, PC, nylon filament, carbon-fiber, and other engineering-grade materials.
What is the maximum build volume of the D600 Pro 2?
The build volume is 600 ? 600 ? 600 mm, supporting large-scale and industrial 3d printing needs.
Does the D600 Pro 2 support dual extruder and high-temperature printing?
Yes, it is equipped with dual extrusion technology and reaches up to 420°C for high-temperature printing process.
Differences Between D600 Pro 2 and D600 Pro
The Pro Version offers higher printing speed, improved reliability, and the new HS (high speed) option.
Conclusion
The CreatBot D600 Pro 2 and the D600 Pro set the benchmark in the industrial 3D printer category. With exceptional build size, robust dual extruders and hotends, compatibility with technical materials, and top performance across applications, they empower businesses and engineers to achieve new heights in industrial 3d printing.
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