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Continuous Improvement for Telemarketing Programs is Golden

Quality Contact Solutions

Improved employee satisfaction and morale: If you think about how an assessment is viewed by a front line agent making telemarketing calls, if done correctly, an assessment can be very positive. Possibly seeing those ideas become a reality can be a real morale booster.

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Creating a collaborative contact center culture

TechSee

In addition, a culture of collaboration builds stronger morale for agents who see themselves as part of a bigger picture, working together to achieve company goals, rather than racing to meet their own quotas. Power’s Highest in Customer Service among Full-Service Wireless Providers prize twice in a row.

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5 ROI-Based Strategies Proven to Drive the Adoption of Visual Assistance

TechSee

Lack of employee adoption can result in reduced productivity and morale. Be proactive with software adoption best practices. Of course, the selected vendor or third party should have the best practices, know-how and the track record in their Visual Assistance implementation processes. So what is?

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Top 51 Customer Service Leaders – Best Customer Experience Influencers

Netomi

She leads the XM Institute’s research into CX and EX best practices and the broader organizational capabilities required for building loyalty by improving customer and employee experiences. She is often quoted in industry journals on leading morale, employee engagement, customer experience, and teamwork.

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7 Top Priorities for the Future of Customer Engagement

Calabrio

Machine-to-machine (M2M) communication, a term referring to technologies that enable wireless and wired systems to communicate with each other, will be the channel of the future. And once you’ve mined it, you must also be prepared to act on it based on best practices. The moral of that story? Innovation is imperative.