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Why Coaching? The Business and Personal Cases

Integrity Solutions

When you hear the word “coach”, what comes to mind? We often associate “coach” with a sports analogy. Historically, a coach was a horse-drawn carriage that transported important people from where they were to where they wanted to be. Isn’t that what you want to do when coaching? The Business Case for Coaching.

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A Common-Sense Approach to Employee Engagement

CSM Magazine

Bob Dylan once sang, ‘The Times They Are a-Changin’ and when it comes to prioritising employee engagement, this is certainly true. One of the positives to come out of the pandemic is that it made every customer service department think more about the wellbeing of employees than ever before. Then apply a little common sense.

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

Callminer

Providing feedback to agents in your call center is entirely needed to maintain and improve a quality facility. The right encouragement, or even criticism, could dramatically alter agent performance, both for on-site employees and at-home agents. However, knowing how to deliver feedback can be tricky.

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8 Tried and Tested Methods For Improving Employee Engagement

Customer Guru

“Customers will never love your company until your employees love it first.” ~ Simon Sinek. It is a well-known fact that healthy employee engagement and sustained business growth are correlated. Interestingly, some might wonder whether corollary is true as well, i.e. successful organisations really have better-engaged employees?

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Why Your Company’s Coaching Efforts Are Failing

Integrity Solutions

With the stakes higher than ever, organizations recognize that coaching plays a critical role in engaging employees, reducing turnover and improving overall business performance. So why are most of their coaching efforts failing? For years coaching has been seen as a critical aspect of an employee retention strategy.

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Quiet Quitting Isn’t the Problem. Your Managers Are.

Integrity Solutions

It’s about being fed up with a lack of feedback, no sense of connection to the organization, and frustration with a lack of development opportunities. These employees aren’t leaving their jobs, but they’re also no longer willing to make work the central focus of their lives. No wonder employee engagement in the U.S.

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Leader’s Guide to Call Center Retention

COPC

By guiding them through a personalized experience, you can better engage them and set them up for success. Are we providing insights into attrition rates and qualitative and quantitative feedback on recruitment quality and class pass rates? Are we getting feedback in this area to inform recruiting and training?