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5 Reasons the workforce is changing

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For example, enterprises that leverage a virtual call center model have access to premium, experienced talent, and notice customer satisfaction rates increase, on average, 15-33%. . A survey of American workers said they would be 45% more efficient if they had more meaning in their jobs.

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5 Reasons the workforce is changing

Liveops

For example, enterprises that leverage a virtual call center model have access to premium, experienced talent, and notice customer satisfaction rates increase, on average, 15-33%. . A survey of American workers said they would be 45% more efficient if they had more meaning in their jobs.

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What to expect in 2020: call center and beyond

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According to the 2019 Deloitte Human Capital Trends Survey (PDF) , 72% of organizations that outsource saw a positive impact on their business. In a recent Gallup survey anlyzing the quality of the current job market, 75% of middle-income workers said career advancement opportunities are important to them.

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What to expect in 2020: call center and beyond

Liveops

According to the 2019 Deloitte Human Capital Trends Survey (PDF) , 72% of organizations that outsource saw a positive impact on their business. In a recent Gallup survey analyzing the quality of the current job market, 75% of middle-income workers said career advancement opportunities are important to them.

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Top 10 Technological Contact Center Trends

Insite Managed Solutions

Top 10 Technological Contact Center Trends Cloud: Cloud-based infrastructure is the fastest growing area in the call center industry, which DMG predicts will almost double between 2013 and 2015.

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Contact Center Trends 2021: The CX Watershed

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The Temkin Group’s 2017 Customer Experience study showed a severe decline in customer experience ratings from 2015 to 2016. ContactBabel surveyed 221 contact center managers and found that 63% of the time, the telephone is still the best communication method for complaints. Call Center Trends 2015.