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Multiple Workstyles May Signal the Need for New Compensation Plans at Many US Contact Centers

Taylor Reach Group

This way, wages are fair across the board, consistent, and avoid future morale issues among peers. It’s easy for managers to justify lower wages for remote employees: no commute time or travel expenses, reduced stress, and improved work-life balance. Reduced wages ultimately creates workforce friction.

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Two Surefire Mistakes to Avoid

Taylor Reach Group

When agents recognize that their income and/or upward mobility is threatened, their morale, engagement and employee satisfaction will drop, as will their commitment to helping customers. Happy employees are required to create happy customers. Make your employees unhappy at your peril.

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Unleashing Agent Retention in Contact Centers: Top Experts Reveal Secrets

CX Global Media

About Michael Replogle : International Executive Vice President who has successfully driven call center performance and productivity for more than 32 years in such companies as JP Morgan Chase, USAA, Regus, Direct Energy, and 1800Flowers.com. EXPERT SESSION – How Coca-Cola® Adds Life to Contact Center Employee Engagement.

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Developing a Hybrid Workforce? Here Are the Top Factors to Consider

aircall

A recent survey conducted by global consulting firm PwC found that most executives and employees expect the hybrid workforce to become more widespread in the second quarter of 2021. Companies planning to embrace the hybrid workforce will have to consider more than just office space and the employee experience.

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15 steps to Improve your Contact Center

Taylor Reach Group

These are 15 ideas and suggestions that anyone can implement, and all will improve your center: Leverage your people; they are the ones who do the job everyday. Executives “sitting in” with agents can be an eye opener for both and build more cooperation and understanding of contact center needs and CX, EX, and morale.

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How to Deliver Great Customer Service in a Crisis [Live Discussion]

Fonolo

On any given day, contact centers run the risk of experiencing a surge in call volume. When these things happen, call centers must be prepared to address customer needs in a timely and courteous way, despite the challenging situation. How Should Call Centers Prepare for the Worst? Consultant, Beyond Morale.

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Incentives and your Customer Experience

Taylor Reach Group

It is necessary to emphasize that those steps are not just to improve the performance of the center, but also to create a sense of achievement and self-mastery for the agents. An environment and opportunity to continuously improve individual performance will keep the employees engaged and loyal to the organization.