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Best Practices for Quality Monitoring |
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Quality monitoring, the up-to-date term for call monitoring, uses observations of support staffers interacting with customers to provide meaningful coaching and performance evaluation. How do you go about launching a monitoring program that’s fair, effective, and doesn’t alienate your staff while consuming hours of your managers’ time?
Best Practices for Quality Monitoring has answers for you.
· Increase customers’ satisfaction by monitoring items that matter to them. · Minimize the time requirements of monitoring without hurting reliability and effectiveness. · Get wide staff acceptance for a program that’s not always popular. · Select a monitoring tool without overbuying. · Leverage the quality-monitoring program to improve the efficiency of the organization, get other organizations to understand support issues, even hire better staffers. · And get a solid monitoring checklist all ready for customizing.
Contents
In eighteen information-packed pages, the Best Practices for Quality Monitoring booklet covers:
· 5 criteria of good quality-monitoring programs · 6 steps to implementing a new quality-monitoring program · What methods are best for monitoring quality in your environment · Training the quality monitors to ensure the ratings are meaningful and fair · Selection requirements for quality-monitoring tools · Metrics for quality-monitoring programs · Leveraging the quality-monitoring program to improve processes and efficiency within and outside the support center |
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