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

Taylor Reach Group

The Delta variant notwithstanding, it seems that employees are far too settled into the routine of managing teams, work, and calls to return to onsite employment anytime soon. This way, wages are fair across the board, consistent, and avoid future morale issues among peers. Reduced wages ultimately creates workforce friction.

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7 Ways to Drive Cultural Change that Boosts Agent Morale

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Increasingly, company culture is one of the most important factors in attracting and retaining employees, boosting agent morale and in promoting higher levels of productivity. Legendary management consultant Peter Drucker is credited with saying, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” What is Culture?

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Customers Have Life Cycles. Guess What? So Do Employees! Here’s Why That’s So Important

Beyond Philosophy

According to TechTarget , employee life cycle can be defined as follows: “The employee life cycle (ELC, also sometimes spelled as employee lifecycle ) is a HR-based model that identifies stages in employees’ careers to help guide their management and optimize associated processes.”

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Two Surefire Mistakes to Avoid

Taylor Reach Group

Trying to manage by AHT (Average Handle Time) will ultimately fail. 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.

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5 Myths about Employee Engagement Most Bosses Believe (and How to Break Them)

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Employee engagement definition can be explained in simple words: it’s the emotional commitment that employee has to the organization and its goals. It means that emotionally engaged employees care about their work and their company and they don’t just work for a paycheck. High paychecks equal employee retention.

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15 steps to Improve your Contact Center

Taylor Reach Group

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. Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance) Recognize that Change Management is applicable to all levels in the organization and is ongoing. Plan better.

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Incentives and your Customer Experience

Taylor Reach Group

contact center management). An environment and opportunity to continuously improve individual performance will keep the employees engaged and loyal to the organization. Failure to do so, not only does not deliver the expected and desired results but also could have negative impacts on employee morale and motivation.