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So with ‘tongue planted firmly in cheek’, I present a customer translation for commonly used Call Center metrics; SL – Call Center operators know this as ServiceLevel ; the percentage of calls that are answered within a defined period of time. This post was published in 2011 and updates in 2018.
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Date: Tuesday, October 16, 2018 Author: Anne Beghin - Project Manager 5 ways of delivering CX reporting best practice. Published on: October 16, 2018. This enables you to benchmark and compare performance and identify team and individual areas for improvement. Share this page on: Tweet.
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