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Expect the Unexpected: Managing Your Contact Center Manager 7 Scripts for Unforeseen Circumstances
Program Code:
644
Date:
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Time:
2:45 PM to 3:45 PM
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PRESENTER
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For the last 28 years, I have worked extensively with the Nortel product. In 1982 I began my career as a customer service representative for new installations. This job entailed extensive interaction with customers in the planning and implementation of their new phone systems, including the designing and programming of their phones, call centers, voice mail and least cost routing schemes. In 1991 I transferred to the Nortel Training Center, where I worked as a technical instructor until 2009. I taught all varieties of software database classes, including basic database, BARS/NARS, TM, and Contact Center. I also designed and presented customized seminars for user groups, for both local chapter and regional meetings. I am currently working as a technical instructor for Innovatia.
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LEARNER OUTCOMES:
The enemy of the Call Center is the lost or abandoned call. They key to a successful call center is to create a script where the likelihood of this occurring is minimized. To make sure that all calls are handled, even in the event of emergencies that require unexpected closures, all calls must eventually end up in a spot that will recognize that emergency procedures have been put into place. This presentation will discuss the multiple methods of implementing emergency scenarios, so calls will not end up lost, unanswerable, and eventually abandoned.