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Protecting Your Contact Center Agents’ Emotional Well-Being

Playvox

Replacing agents lost to attrition is costly — averaging more than $14,000 per agent. To keep turnover under control, you have to make sure your managers are trained to keep engagement up and morale high. Agents need to hear when their performance could use some help.

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Call Center Occupancy Vs Utilization: Their Importance and their Differences 

JustCall

Call abandonment rate, which shows how many customers hang up before speaking with an agent. Average handling time, to indicate how long an agent takes to complete a customer call. Customer satisfaction score, to measure how satisfied customers are with the way their calls have been handled.

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The Complete Guide to Call Center Management

Fonolo

They motivate employees through goal setting, help resolve conflicts, and play a large role in improving employee morale. One single training strategy will ensure all of your agents are on the same page and will provide consistent service to all customers. 5 Best Practices for Training Remote Call Center Agents.

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How Important is First Call Resolution for SMB Contact Centers?

Voxjar

Low Dead Air Time – Dead air on a call often means your reps are uncertain of how to respond to a customer and leaves customer waiting uncomfortably in limbo. Average Handle Time – A problem is likely to be resolved on the first call if the customer gets their answer quickly.