Posts Tagged ‘call center training’

  • Call centre logic, never sacrifice training and quality control
    I’m a firm subscriber to the statement that ‘history repeats itself’ and its cousin quotation ‘we can learn everything from history’. Both apply in equal measure whether you are looking at civilizations, politics, cultural fads or indeed economics. With such fabled truths to rely upon why do many companies fail to learn from the past and return...
    by Tim at June 8th, 2010 at 01:06 pm
  • Measuring customer service – a priceless task
    We all probably know that its no longer enough to simply just ‘say’ we provide excellent customer service. The ability to demonstrate high levels of customer satisfaction as a service provider or a manufacturer/supplier is instrumental in not only retaining existing clients but successfully attracting new ones as well. At Miratel we are proud of our dedication...
    by Tim at May 4th, 2010 at 03:05 pm
  • Zappos bring call center agents into foreground, by way of puppets
    I wrote last week that demonstrating that your call center provides exceptional customer service is the single best way to combat the stigma that can be attached to the industry when you only tend to hear about customers who have a poor experience. When, like us, you invest a great deal of time recruiting, training, monitoring and using score based assessments to ensure...
    by Tim at March 16th, 2010 at 12:03 am
  • Economic recovery in Ontario set to rise above national median
    On the same day Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper almost pronounced the recovery to be in full swing, specific reports cementing positive trends within Ontario were also published. The overall tone of consolidation and strength although tempered is in sharp contrast to the last few years, and it’s also looking more apparent with each new report that the recovery...
    by Tim at March 12th, 2010 at 12:03 am
  • Call Center Tidings – positive growth over the last week
    Announced call center hiring activity is notably higher than in the earliest weeks of 2010. Centralized call center solutions throughout North America remain a field of relative growth despite an economy that is only just beginning to find it’s feet once more. The variety of businesses outsourcing their customer support or providing these added services in house...
    by Tim at February 25th, 2010 at 12:02 am
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