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Are Your Contact Center Agents Empowered to Provide Great Customer Service?

NICE inContact

We all want our agents to provide “great” service. When I think about “great” service, I envision a customer interaction that required little customer effort, that was resolved on the first contact, by the first agent, and in which the agent served as a positive ambassador for the brand.

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How to Keep Your Customers Happy in a World with the Highest Expectations: 6 Data-Backed Methods to Put People First and Build Positive Experiences

SharpenCX

87% of employees who are happy with their jobs are willing to work extremely hard for their company’s customers. When your agents work hard for your customers, they reduce customer effort and build positive customer relationships. Ready to improve your customer (and agent) retention rates?

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How Contact Center Agent Burnout Decreases Productivity (And What You Can Do About It)

Playvox

Agent burnout directly harms the quality of customer service your business provides and significantly hurts your company’s bottom line. It’s hard to ignore the fact that contact centers are plagued with high agent burnout and turnover rates. Preventing Agent Burnout. Motivate Agents To Higher Performance.

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Is Your Contact Center Ready for the New Year? Set Your 2018 Business Priorities with CCW Digital’s Winter Report

Comm100

CCW Digital, in their latest Winter Executive Report, studied a wide range of organizations to discover the most popular goals and strategies for call centers in 2018. The scores are as follows: Reducing customer effort for transactional/informational issues (4.22/5). Gaining customer insights from digital touchpoints (3.94/5).