Employee/Customer Onboarding, Training and Enablement

Come to ScreenSteps blog to learn how to onboard, train and support your employees and customers.

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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: Jonathan DeVore
March 8th, 2022

Last weekend, I took my wife on a date in a part of town that I wasn’t very familiar with.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
March 6th, 2022

If only implementing new software in a company was like a magic trick. All you would have to do is snap your fingers, wave a wand, or say the magic words, and it’s done. Everything is seemingly perfect. Or is it?

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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: Jonathan DeVore
March 1st, 2022

Having helped hundreds of people create knowledge bases in ScreenSteps over the past 10 years, I often get asked to look at policies, procedures, and knowledge base articles and give feedback on whether they look good or not.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
February 27th, 2022

What would happen if you gave a doctor the wrong tool in the operating room?

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By: Jonathan DeVore
February 24th, 2022

What content should you include in your knowledge base? Your company probably has a bunch of policies, processes, and procedures. Often, that number can be overwhelming. And, which of those actually need to go into your knowledge base?

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By: Jonathan DeVore
February 20th, 2022

Creating call flows can be intimidating. There are a lot of different ways to create call flows, not to mention all the different software out there to choose from.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
February 19th, 2022

Writing call flows for your customer service team is not for the faint of heart.