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Our Relationship with Time Management at Work with Mike Vardy

Russel Lolacher

In this episode of Relationships at Work, Russel chats with productivity expert and author Mike Vardy on our relationship with time management in the workplace and how we can look at it differently. Why “time management” is the wrong term. The trial and error of time management personalization.

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Six Ways To Stimulate Workforce Connectedness And Electrify Employee And Customer Experience

CCNG

Despite its unique impediments, contact center senior leaders should regularly examine the effectiveness of their employee engagement strategies. Automatically aggregate, synthesize and analyze collective data and present it in functional real-time management dashboards to every stakeholder.

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Future of Work Expo Recap - Review and Pix

Jon Arnold

If any of this stokes your interest in speaking or sponsoring for 2024, just drop me a line any time! Managing the endpoints session, with Poly, Sangoma and CDW (photo: Ashley Battle); Making hybrid work session - moderated by David Jodoin, with Cisco, Jeff Pulver and Vizetto; full room during the ChatGPT session. David Jodoin

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Building Your Best Culture in 2019

CX Accelerator

Mary generally has good schedule adherence, time management, and can be trusted to stay on task and get stuff done. Find a way to measure employee engagement and hold the Supervisors accountable to this It sounds like they take measures and their accountabilities seriously…make them focus on this!

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Multiple Workstyles May Signal the Need for New Compensation Plans at Many US Contact Centers

Taylor Reach Group

It’s easy for managers to justify lower wages for remote employees: no commute time or travel expenses, reduced stress, and improved work-life balance. But these “perks” only contribute to job satisfaction and employee engagement; they should not be viewed as a trade-off for fair and equitable compensation.

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Guest Blog: Improve Company Culture By Listening to Your Employees

ShepHyken

Email out an “Idea of the Month” proposed by employees to then open for feedback, constructive criticism, suggestions for implementation, proposed timelines etc. Designate engaged and dedicated employees as “Brand Ambassadors” to head the charge and collect frequent feedback. Building on Employee Perspective.

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[Webinar] 5 Proven Methods to Optimize Agent Productivity and Reduce Attrition, with Five9

Liveops

Now the hard part is managing the engagement and productivity of those team members. In a remote environment, people that tend to succeed are self-motivated, organized, and experts in time management. Try not to align employee happiness with employee engagement.