Call centers are an integral bridge between a company and its customers. That’s why call center managers monitor agent performance and track the status of their business processes. But how do you measure if these …
Carlo Borja
Carlo Borja
Carlo Borja is the Content Marketing Manager of Time Doctor, a workforce analytics software for distributed teams. He is a remote work advocate, a father and an avid coffee drinker.
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Call center shrinkage is a KPI (Key Performance Indicator) that measures agent productivity. It refers to the time for which agents are paid to handle calls, but they are unavailable to do it. Understanding and …
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All call centers strive to keep their customers happy and operations profitable. And they do this by tracking relevant call center data like metrics and KPIs (key performance indicator). Call center dashboards are visual reporting …
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The call center industry is highly competitive, with each company striving to keep customers satisfied. To stay ahead of the competition, you need to implement call centers best practices. These practices help you streamline your …
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Outbound call center managers must ensure that all operations are constantly optimized to run at maximum efficiency. However, to improve something, you need to measure it first. And you can do this by tracking outbound …
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An inbound call center acts as the link between the customer and the company by handling incoming live calls for customer service. That’s why it’s necessary to ensure that your call center agents perform well …
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Call center work can be demanding, especially for a customer service agent. They have to handle several calls, resolve customer issues, meet targets, and more — while ensuring high customer satisfaction levels. This can create …
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If you want to know how your call center is really performing compared to your competitors, call center benchmarking can help. Benchmarking involves measuring your call center against global standards to analyze its performance. You’ll …