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Protecting Your Contact Center Agents’ Emotional Well-Being

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Signs of contact center burnout to look for include new or increased: Irritability or cynicism Disengagement Isolation from colleagues Absenteeism Decreased productivity or performance These signs should be addressed immediately when you notice them.

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How to Improve Call Center Productivity

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Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT). The Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) is an indicator of how satisfied your customers are. To measure the CSAT, you can add an after-call survey that enables customers to rate their support experience on a scale of 1 to 5 stars. Average Handling Time (AHT).

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Workforce Management for Call Centers: What You Need to Know

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The key functions of contact center workforce management are: Long-term capacity planning Interaction volume forecasting Staff scheduling Intraday management Historically call center managers maintained spreadsheets for agent forecasting and scheduling. And 46% of customers will buy more when given a personalized experience.

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Finding the Balance with Call Center Efficiency: 5 Tips for Improving Efficiency and Empowering your Agents

SharpenCX

Of course, some idle time is necessary to prevent agent burnout. When we talk about idle time, we’re not talking about bathroom breaks, minutes of rest and mindfulness, or your agent’s lunch hour. To improve call center efficiency, go straight to customers to see what works and what doesn’t.