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Key contact center metrics you should be tracking

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There are five key performance indicators you should track to make sure your contact center operations are aligned with customer expectations. There are myriad metrics and indicators that an organization can monitor to measure contact center performance. However, to be a genuinely effective metric, AHT needs to be viewed in context.

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Customer Service Unplugged — Or Why Empathy Matters

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An agent drained and taxed is thoroughly challenged to deliver empathetic customer service even when it’s needed most. A customer in need of a good, empathetic experience is an opportunity that matters; when that moment is missed, customer loyalty suffers. Avoid a myopic focus on efficiency metrics.

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The Power of Data Analytics in Contact Centers: Driving Insights and Improving Performance

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By understanding these factors, organizations can tailor their services and offerings to better meet customer needs. Performance Optimization: Data analytics can reveal key performance metrics such as call resolution times, average handling times, and first-call resolution rates.

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Call Center Metrics and KPIs to Measure Performance and Productivity

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There is a great deal of debate about what metrics call centers should measure now, especially with COVID-19 and the accompanying shift to work-at-home agents, staffing shortages, and persistent supply chain issues straining customers’ patience. Times have changed, and where necessary, call center and BPO metrics must change with them.

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The Supervisor Cadence – Does It Drive the Wrong Behavior?

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To make matters worse, the agent’s average handle time goes up because the agent is discouraged and types or talks slower. Because there hasn’t been any real coaching or training from the supervisor, the performance metric doesn’t move in a positive direction. Unfortunately, the agent’s performance doesn’t get better.

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Agent Experience (AX): The Next Frontier for Elevating the Customer Experience (CX)

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However, we know that many customer needs (and customer types) still require the personal atten­tion of live agents. We also know that customer satisfaction and agent satis­faction show signs of level­ing off. One manager said it feels like efforts at improving these satisfaction metrics have “hit a wall.”