Employee/Customer Onboarding, Training and Enablement

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Rebecca Lane

Content Marketing Manager

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By: Rebecca Lane
March 24th, 2022

We want to believe everything in life is black and white. There’s only good and evil. There is no in-between.

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By: Rebecca Lane
March 20th, 2022

Who needs a knowledge base? Which industries benefit from having a knowledge base?

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By: Rebecca Lane
March 19th, 2022

It is challenging working as a call center agent. Customers calling your company expect call center agents to be experts at every aspect of your business when they call. And that’s a lot of pressure on one person.

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By: Rebecca Lane
March 13th, 2022

Life is about challenging ourselves. Some people naturally crave improvement, always looking for a way to get better. Others need an extra push to get better.

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By: Rebecca Lane
March 12th, 2022

Have you ever been in a conversation and completely forgotten what you were going to say?

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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.