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PINDROP PULSE FLASH REPORT: Five Insights of COVID-19 in the Contact Center

pindrop

A short history of how the pandemic has unfolded – how contact centers have faired and how fraudsters have taken advantage. As a critical customer interface, contact centers have felt the effects directly, regardless of geography and industry. INSIGHT 2: THE WAVE HITS IN EARNEST.

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7 Strategies for Embracing the Work From Home (WFH) Call Center

Serenova

At the outset of the pandemic, as families rushed to stock up on toilet-paper and canned goods, contact center leaders were scrambling to transition customer service agents to remote status. Now as many as 80 percent of call center agents are currently working from home. Maintain team culture.

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5 Ways Contact Center Managers Are Adapting to Remote Work

Playvox

Our 2022 research shows that 70% of agents say that working remotely has improved their job satisfaction, and 56% of respondents say they’d consider leaving their jobs if they couldn’t work remotely. Our survey uncovered five ways contact center managers are adapting to remote work. That’s a dangerous disconnect. Leanne Y.,

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Call Center Agent Feedback: Tips & Best Practices for Providing Effective Agent Feedback

Callminer

The right encouragement, or even criticism, could dramatically alter agent performance, both for on-site employees and at-home agents. Lack of Confidence: Some managers are great at meeting metrics and making schedules. Leverage analytics to offer targeted agent training and coaching.