Employee/Customer Onboarding, Training and Enablement

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Rebecca Lane

Content Marketing Manager

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By: Rebecca Lane
March 11th, 2022

By the time you are an adult, you’ve probably had the opportunity to call into a call center. Maybe it was to schedule an appointment with a doctor or to figure out why the internet wasn’t working.

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By: Rebecca Lane
March 4th, 2022

Being a call center agent is a lot like juggling.

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By: Rebecca Lane
February 15th, 2022

Working for a call center, you know how critical it is to provide your agents with documented policies, procedures, and call flows to help them handle calls.

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By: Rebecca Lane
February 6th, 2022

One movie quote that gets a lot of life with my friends and family comes from a Shakespearian knock-off film from the early 2000s, She’s the Man.

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By: Rebecca Lane
February 4th, 2022

In one classic fairytale, Hansel and Gretel go on a walk in the woods. They lay bread crumbs as they walk so that they can find their way home.

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By: Rebecca Lane
February 2nd, 2022

In your ideal tech world, everything is free. But, I hate to break it to you, that is a fantasy.

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By: Rebecca Lane
January 29th, 2022

You know that call flows are important to support your call center agents. Maybe you haven’t had success with them in the past, but you are willing to give call flows another try.

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By: Rebecca Lane
January 22nd, 2022

As a business, you have loads of knowledge. The problem is how to capture and keep track of all that knowledge.

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By: Rebecca Lane
January 14th, 2022

Running a call center is not for the faint of heart. Day in and day out you answer calls from customers asking questions, complaining about issues, and wanting you to solve all of their problems.

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By: Rebecca Lane
January 6th, 2022

I have a terrible memory, which isn’t ideal for most life situations. So, I’ve gotten into the habit of setting reminders along my path so I don’t forget things.