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Protecting Your Contact Center Agents’ Emotional Well-Being

Playvox

While sometimes interaction avoidance truly is an agent trying to get out of work, in many other instances, it’s a way to cope with feeling overwhelmed by customer mistreatment or aggression. It also could be a sign that the agents are overworked. A big contributor to this burnout and the resulting avoidance is customer behavior.

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Creating a Successful Call Center Culture

Global Response

Instead, create a culture of transparent communication, open dialogue and honest feedback—between and within employees and management. Lead by example and be open and honest about company decisions and foster a culture where employees feel open to dialogue and feedback. What role does communication play in call center culture?

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Coronavirus preparation for your call center

Xaqt

For this reason, we created a program that combines Xaqt’s Cognitive IVR and Engagement Suite with business continuity best practices to get you prepared and mitigate the potential impact to your business or services should the situation deteriorate.

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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. If they struggle to find the words to assist you or are unable to demonstrate empathy in their response, offer them feedback and try the exercise again. 5 Best Practices for Training Remote Call Center Agents.

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How Important is First Call Resolution for SMB Contact Centers?

Voxjar

Less Agent Burnout – A first call resolution leads to less customer frustration directed towards reps and makes an inherently stressful job more enjoyable. Retaining excellent employees and giving your employees the support and feedback they need to be excellent is where your big gains come from. What you measure improves.