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Silencing the Noise: Unveiling the Impact on Contact Centre Agents and Brands

CSM Magazine

In fact, recent research shows that 69% of agents reference background noise around them or customers as a key component of declining mental wellbeing. But these efforts are often minimised by poor quality headphones, incomplete call transcriptions, and clunky systems that all negatively impact mental wellbeing and productivity.

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Maximizing Success in Call Center Campaigns

NobelBiz

Call center metrics allow businesses to measure their call center’s performance and identify areas that need improvement. Brayan Carpio Senior Call Center Manager, Call4You Marketing “The technology aspect of NobelBiz stood out compared to the competition, and also the great team!

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What Managers Should Know About Agent Performance Metrics

NobelBiz

Measurable: We must guarantee that the goal can be quantified. AHT – The Average Handling Time in call centers The average handling time is the amount of time it takes for a customer to interact with an agent in a call center.

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5 Easy Ways to Turn Your Outbound Contact Center Campaigns Into Success

NobelBiz

On the bright side, you don’t need to measure every single KPS, nor must they be tracked all of the time: doing so would be a massive waste of time and resources, resulting in an opaque and unmanageable quantity of data. A long average call time may suggest a lack of closing skills or a lack of product awareness.

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Three Assumptions made by Contact Centre Managers

Smith+co CX

How often have you heard “The only way we can improve the quality of individual call (email/chat) transactions is to increase average handling time, and we can’t do that as our costs will rise.”. Because the unit of measurement that managers are focussing on is the wrong one. Try telling that to a manufacturer!