May 18-19, 2009 | Washington, DC

Gaylord National on the Potomac

 

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Driving Performance Changes in Your Customer Contact Center

  

2-Day course:

Monday, May 18th and Tuesday May 19th.

 

Are your handle times too high? Is your availability too low? Are your service levels out of line and first contact resolution beyond your reach? What reports are you looking at to manage your contact center and once you read the numbers, what do you do with them? You know where you want to go but you are just not sure how to get there. Move from the planning stage to execution of results with contact center expert, Kimberly King. Kimberly is inviting you to send her a few calls from your center to review in class to understand the behaviors that are working for you and those that are having the greatest negative impacts on your business! This interactive and informative workshop gives you the tools to make changes in your contact center to get higher results. Topics include monitoring standards, hiring tools, coaching skills, customer surveys, training design methods, reporting technology and more! Front line Supervisors to Senior Executives will walk away with fresh ideas for driving change at all levels of the organization.

 

Panel discussions, break-out sessions and much more make this a session one you won't want to miss.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify the behaviors that are driving your success and creating areas of opportunity.

  • Listen to calls to help you change your perspective on what is working for your business and what is not working.

  • Understand how to effectively train to the behaviors that will drive your success.

  • Create a coaching strategy that will help you to effectively coach to the behaviors that are impacting your bottom line results.

  • Create a Quality assurance process that will help you drive results; rather than simply check off the boxes.

  • Understand how to track your progress to know if you are making a difference.

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