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Absenteeism and Adherence to Schedule 2-Part Series, Part 2: Making the Move to an Adherence Culture Contact centers must "have the right number of people in place at the right times." You can have the best forecast and create terrific schedules, but if you don't have individual adherence to those schedules, you won't be successful at meeting service levels. Adherence to schedule is often poorly attained by centers for a variety of reasons. Difficulty measuring it, lack of agent buy-in, feelings of being controlled, unrealistic goals, and complexities of managing exceptions are among the most common that we hear. Attend Part 2 of our Absenteeism and Adherence to Schedule series and you'll learn how to create a culture of adherence in your center. Register today to discover:
You are sure to leave the seminar with a renewed focus and the tools you need to help your agents be successful with this important individual performance metric. Value added materials
Who should attend? Managers, workforce analysts, supervisors, and team leaders who are responsible for staffing and scheduling in the call center. The material in this seminar is at a basic to intermediate level. Pricing Pricing is per computer connection, not per person. Many companies attend these sessions in conference rooms to allow as many participants as possible to attend at the same low price. Use this page to register for Part 1 only of this series. Register for Part 1 individually.
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