How confident are you in your capacity to recruit for the following positions in your country?
- Agents94.3%
- Team leads94.3%
- Supervisors91.4%
- Managers85.7%
- Executives82.9%

Overall confidence rating
84.9%
Colombia is considered a solid BPO market, highly regarded for its versatile talent pool, supported by a reliable education system and stable infrastructure. Colombians reportedly excel in customer care and tech support and can fill multilingual roles in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French. However, lukewarm confidence in government alignment with the industry, coupled with persistent concerns over corruption, highlights areas for improvement that could drive greater industry growth.
Respondents in Colombia have high confidence in their ability to source talent for every position, even at the executive level. Customer care, voice, non-voice, and tech support are considered strengths, and confidence only dips in regard to content moderation and F&A roles. On the language side, Portuguese appears to be Colombia’s third most available after Spanish and English, and there’s high confidence in the country’s overall education system.
How confident are you in your capacity to recruit for the following positions in your country?
How confident are you in your capacity to recruit for the following roles within your country?
BPO has generated more than 230,000 direct jobs in Colombia, with a sustained annual average growth of 6% in the last six years.
How confident are you in your capacity to recruit for the following languages within your country?*
*Note: Language scores are for guidance only and not factored in to the overall confidence rating
How confident are you in the public education system's ability to teach the necessary skills for a career in an international CX delivery environment?
How confident are you in the availability of domestic graduates to fill BPO/CX roles?
How confident are you that the majority of domestic students will remain in your country after graduating?
How confident are you in your public education system's ability to teach the following languages?*
*Note: Language scores are for guidance only and not factored in to the overall confidence rating
Colombia’s schools are focused on teaching English, French, and Portuguese because the population is not really interested in studying other languages.
While respondents only show lukewarm confidence in the incentives and legislation provided by the government, they have very high regard for the country’s BPO association and the IPA’s alignment with industry needs, suggesting misaligned motivations between those within the industry and the broader government.
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How confident are you that the country's BPO association(s) is/are aligned with the industry's needs?
How confident are you that your competitors present a professional, attractive image of your country to international clients and prospects?
How confident are you that the country's CX and BPO players are unified and collaborate effectively to maximize the industry's success?
How confident are you in the government's ability to engage in open dialogue with the BPO industry?
Colombia’s respondents express high confidence in all aspects of the country’s utilities and services.
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Colombia’s utilities are very stable and utilize state-of-the-art technology.
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Office space and warehouses for leasing or purchase appear to be highly available in Colombia, and there is high confidence in the availability of property in non-metro areas.
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How confident are you in the ability to leverage non-metropolitan areas for commercial space in your country?
Security concerns are nearly non-existent for respondents in Colombia, with high confidence across the board.
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How confident are you that local law enforcement is trustworthy and helpful?
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How confident are you that your country will perform a peaceful transition of power after elections?
While there is high trust in Colomba’s electoral process and foreign policy and a general belief in the country’s overall management, respondents still express concerns over corruption in core government.
How confident are you that the following public services are free from corruption and/or outside influence?
How confident are you in the foreign policy orientation of your country's government?
How confident are you in the fairness and competitiveness of your country's electoral process?
How confident are you in the government's ability to manage publicly-owned utilities and services?
How confident are you in the government's ability to manage the country's public finances?
More efforts to enhance transparency, strengthen regulatory frameworks, and improve oversight are crucial for Colombia to minimize corruption.
Respondents are moderately confident in the future of Colombia’s economy, with only minor concerns over the stability of inflation, tax rates, and currency in 2025.
Colombia has demonstrated resilience and potential for economic growth, but maintaining stability requires continuous effort.