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Everyone is looking for a competitive advantage in 2016. While a good bit of the discussion focuses on the customer experience—and it should—providing tools for success to the people who speak daily with your customers should be front and center as well.
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The not-for-profit National Association of CallCenters (NACC) is gathering the data needed for continued contactcenter research in 2016. Can you spare five minutes of your time? I have an opportunity for you to make your voice heard.
In fact, a 2016 study by Deloitte revealed that Millennial workers rate a good work/life balance at the top of the list of importance when choosing a job. 1 This could mean offering these workers flexible work hours, job sharing, remote working and other perks that may challenge today’s workforce managers.
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