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How an auto-dialer can save you lots of money
If you’re in the business of being productive, and managing a team that needs to make many phone calls, then you simply must get yourself a dialer. Even if you’re a one-man band, making a handful of calls each day, then an auto-dialer will save you and your agents time spent listening to the phone →
Four Outbound Call Centre Metrics to Track for Success
The call centre metrics you measure your outbound team against are like the lights on the runway guiding the big jumbo jet to a safe landing. Or, to be more accurate (metaphorically, that is), to guide the big jumbo jet to a perfect take off, where it will reach the heights it needs →
5 Ways to Make Outbound Calls That Count
Everyone knows that the mantra for any manager these days is ‘do more with less’. More outbound calls with fewer staff. More sales with less training. More leads with less marketing budget. No point complaining about it, it’s the expectation of any manager in any business, so the answer is to work smarter. →
Outbound Sales – 10 Ways to Close the Deal
Outbound Sales is a critical part of any business wanting to bring in the leads, however it can also be the most daunting, gut-wrenching, soul-destroying part of a salesperson’s job. Let’s face it, it involves rejection, and a lot of it. If you manage a sales team who need to close deals, this →
Guide to Workforce Management of Transient Workers
All my bags are packed I’m ready to go I’m standin’ here outside your door I hate to wake you up to say goodbye But the dawn is breakin’ It’s early morn The taxi’s waitin’ He’s blowin’ his horn Leaving on a Jet Plane – Jon Denver Brings a tear to the eye, →
Managing the ‘No’ of Sales Calls
Do you manage a Call Centre or any outbound sales team? Sometimes it must feel like you’re in the trenches. Taking shots zipping at you from angry customers to whom your team are making sales calls, soothing and cajoling upset and unmotivated staff who, let’s face it, are often halfway out the door onto their →
Problem Solving in the Workplace – Get Creative
And every demon wants his pound of flesh But I like to keep some things to myself I like to keep my issues strong It’s always darkest before the dawn And I’ve been a fool and I’ve been blind I can never leave the past behind I can see no way, I can see no →
Creating a Stress-less Call Center Environment
Did you know that that approximately 80% of what we perceive or experience is based upon our physical environment? (Sherry Burton Ways). Managing a call center is a stressful job, as is sitting in the chairs making and receiving calls all day. The pressure is unlikely to go away – customers need to talk to →
People are not rats. The secrets of staff motivation.
Humans are complicated. They have feelings and motivations and agendas that will often have nothing to do with their day job. You put a bunch of them together to walk around on the same patch of carpet all day, add to that complexity different personalities, values and energy levels, and a whole lot of other →
Call Centre Metrics in the New World
Quality Scores. First Call Resolution. Service Level. Average Handling Time. Right Party Connect. There are many very important call centre metrics to give you an idea on volume- of hours, of calls, of waiting time. If you track your call centre against these you can make sure that for every hour, you are servicing the →
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