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How Contact Center Quality Monitoring Benefits the Healthcare Industry

The Northridge Group

The Contact Center is increasingly serving as the face of a company for customers. Contact center associates are often the only people within a company that most customers will ever get the chance to interact with. Each associate is rated on multiple behaviors in addition to performance on compliance.

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Keys to Contact Center Consistency and Compliance

Call Center Weekly

Why is the issue of compliance important for contact centers? Contact centers need to provide accurate information to their customers. Contact center Agents need the most accurate and up to date information. Note, Brad’s responses have been lightly edited and condensed for clarity.

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Best Practices of Great Coaches

The Northridge Group

Customer loyalty is earned by being great and consistent at the basics and finding ways to delight your customers in unexpected ways. They learn that great coaches are deliberate about recognizing even small associate accomplishments, but also hold associates accountable for their improvements.

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Your Team Meetings Suck (But They Don't Have To)

Call Center Weekly

By Matt Beckwith Contact centers of all shapes and sizes often have lots of similarities. One thing I have found to be true across most companies is this shocker: contact center team meetings suck! At the beginning of my contact center career I lived through some awful team meetings.