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Calabrio Awarded Workforce Innovation of the Year at Customer Contact Week Excellence Awards

CSM Magazine

The CCW Excellence Awards recognize the most innovative companies and top-performing executives for their extraordinary contributions to the customer contact profession. Calabrio is honoured to be recognised for empowering frontline staff, unravelling complexity, and driving impact through customer experience.

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What is Call Quality Monitoring?

NICE inContact

Businesses monitor call-takers within their contact center for various reasons, including: Service consistency, such as adherence to quality standards or internal policies and procedures. Agent coaching and development. Beyond monitoring agents, many contact centers use QM to gain an understanding of their customer’s experience.

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How Contact Center Agent Burnout Decreases Productivity (And What You Can Do About It)

Playvox

It also becomes harder to meet service levels and customer experience goals measured by metrics such as first contact resolution, customer satisfaction, and customer effort score. Preventing Agent Burnout. Most fundamentally you need to promote a culture of agent empowerment. ENJOYING THIS ARTICLE?

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Why There’s Never Been a Better Time for Channel Partners to Offer Workforce Engagement Management Solutions

CSM Magazine

Customer loyalty is changing – there is no doubt that customer attitudes have altered. Customers now expect a seamless experience with more than 75% quoting consistent customer experiences and customer service will improve the likelihood of them doing business with a brand.

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Should Customer Service be a Sales Channel?

DMG Consulting

Some recordings are reviewed by a quality management team who evaluate, score, and coach agents on their performance. While DMG does not have any insight into the specifics of Wells Fargo’s contact centers, it’s likely that agents were given sales and up-sell goals that were closely monitored by management.

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