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ViiBE Blog Customer service challenges of remote work Anna Gorina January 19, 2022 Share this article Contents Share this article Contents Before 2020, only a few companies across the globe had remote work bestpractices in place where they were used to allowing team members to work from home for a certain period of time regularly.
Before 2020, only a few companies across the globe had remote work bestpractices in place where they were used to allowing team members to work from home for a certain period of time regularly. Fast forward to now, they are still doing so and will continue it for an extended period of time.
Some patients are not sure if they’re experiencing a true emergency, some may have issues with transportation or other reasons. Call abandonmentrates. Patients or callers are said to have abandoned calls when they hang up. Call abandonmentrates should be as minimum as possible to avoid the frustration of patients.
For example, an organization that provides non-emergency medical transportation may have a legislative requirement to meet a TSF of 85% within ten seconds. If this service level isn’t met, the organization may lose the business or be subject to legal action.
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