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

Playvox

It starts with a foundation made up of the right technologies and best practices. Other factors agents cite for burnout are: Lack of training Lack of a career path Frustrating technology tools. Preventing Agent Burnout. Most fundamentally you need to promote a culture of agent empowerment. Getting Started.

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25 Call Center Leaders Share the Most Effective Ways to Boost Contact Center Efficiency

Callminer

Make onboarding & ongoing coaching as stellar as possible. Have the best technology – Finicky technology that makes day-to-day functions difficult, adds to the frustration and takes up far more time and man-power than most realize. So much of contact center efficiency hinges on using the right technology.

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Meet Customer Needs Without Overwhelming Your Agents: 6 Workforce Management Strategies to Engage your Team and Still Surpass High Customer Expectations

SharpenCX

Once you have these predictions on deck, you can use WFM tools (like Sharpen + Community WFM ) and additional service-level metrics to figure out how many agents you need to take care of incoming customer needs. Build in time for agent coaching. Coaching builds confidence in your agents.

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7 Key Challenges That Hinder Agent Performance

Talkdesk

Agent performance is, itself, a major challenge for contact centers. Even if all the strategic and systemic stars align, there is no guarantee the agents will actually be able to achieve optimal results. There is, however, an absolute guarantee that agents will not perform properly in a suboptimal contact center environment.