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Call Center Metrics & KPIs to Measure Agent Performance

Balto

The average call abandonment rate (ACAR) indicates the number of customers that abandon calls if they wait on hold for too long. When calculating the ACAR, it’s important to neglect calls that were abandoned in the first few seconds since these calls are mostly made by customers by accident.

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The Manager’s Guide to Call Center Service Levels

Fonolo

Whatever the story is, clearly we need to approach this “standard” with skepticism. In one report by Call Center Helper, researchers asked participants to rank the importance of different metrics in their operation. Service level came in fourth place, behind customer satisfaction, FCR, and advisor satisfaction!

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Why an 80/20 Service Level is Wrong for Your Call Center

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Whatever the story is, clearly we need to approach this “standard” with skepticism. Handpicked related content: The Golden Rules of Call Center SLAs. The ’80/20 Rule’ is Just an Arbitrary Industry Standard. Ways to meet your agreed service level — 80/20 or not — is for another blog.

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Managing Call Queues for Customer Service Call Centers

Tenfold - Contact Center Blog

From the caller’s perspective, they have only two choices: wait until an agent resource becomes available, or abandon (hang up) and try again later. From the call center’s perspective, a long queue results in many abandoned calls, repeat attempts, and customer dissatisfaction. Queue time still matters in customer service.