There is truTV. I
should start a channel called truCallCenters.
I shared this post about call centers using yellow smiley balloons and
laminated cards as their quality improvement strategy: (http://ifyouwanttoscream.blogspot.com/2013/10/yellow-smiley-balloons-laminated-cards.html
In the latest installment of truCallCenters, I just talked
to a guy running a 600 seat center in Florida who is trying to drive
performance in an inbound, primarily sales focused call center in the face of
350% annualized turnover. To make the
math easy, that means on average every seat in his center turns over in less
than four months. Can you imagine trying
to run a business where you went out and invested in a new machine and just
when you got the machine tuned and running pretty well, it unbolted itself from
the floor and walked out the door? I
would also be interested in someone explaining how are we getting a return on
the monitors, the recording licenses, and the off-phone coaching time when
agents quit before their four-month anniversary.
Now if you just want to reduce turnover, then you have to
read this http://ifyouwanttoscream.blogspot.com/2013/10/why-your-call-center-turnover-reduction.html
But the larger issue for the industry is to face the fact that these call center jobs suck, the turnover is always going to be high, and therefore how are going to get better results in spite of this stratospheric turnover.
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