At a taxicab or busy firm, as a tow truck dispatcher, or even at a gas or water provider, dispatchers are frequently the hub of communication. A dispatcher is critical in relaying critical information fast and properly. 

A dispatcher is typically in charge of all communications within a specific geographic area, and is obliged to keep records, logs, and schedules of the calls they receive, the vehicles they monitor, and the responses to each call. Handling calls efficiently and quickly prioritising them are critical abilities for a dispatcher, as miscommunication can lead to delays or disruptions in service. 

Your decisions as a dispatcher have an impact on the company's capacity to run safely and efficiently, so there is some stress involved, but the rewards of being such an important link may be highly satisfying.