Steve DiGioia January 7, 2021 Safety, security, and peace of mind. Nice calming words they are. They come with little worries and little stress. Every employee wants this. But what does management want from you? For many in the customer service industry, there is little room for advancement and few opportunities to make “change” – … Continue reading What Does Management Want From You?
Jake Eisenberg November 30, 2020 Did you know that 90% of failed start-ups result from a lack of proper management? A good business management strategy is vital for every new business to operate smoothly and efficiently. If you’re thinking of starting your own small business, or you’re a seasoned entrepreneur looking to improve your current … Continue reading Top 5 Management Tips for Entrepreneurs to Achieve Business Success
Dr. Kathleen Allen August 26, 2020 We are living in a world where we experience multiple and often competing world views every day, and leadership assumptions about how the world works are behind every political or business strategy. Many of these strategies are being created in a real time fashion, as we strive to navigate … Continue reading Moving From One Paradigm to Another
Chanakya Kyatham August 7, 2020 It is a proven fact that outdated technology makes workplace productivity suffer. One of the top priorities for businesses in the year 2020 was to use new and advanced technology to increase productivity. One of the foremost spaces that might be suffering due to outdated technology in a professional workplace … Continue reading Rethinking Reception Management Tools to Drive Productivity
Liz Kislik August 6, 2020 In many organizations, it’s tough to see where career growth will come from. Maybe your boss isn’t going anywhere soon, and there don’t seem to be any useful lateral opportunities at the moment. It isn’t always easy finding ways to “develop in place” in the meantime. Even if your … Continue reading How to Work with Your Boss’s Boss and Boost Your Career
Ed Muzio June 23, 2020 A friend reports her small local grocery with one entrance and three aisles has implemented one-way aisles in response to COVID-19, presumably to improve traffic flow. Now I haven’t seen schematics, but a basic understanding of odd numbers tells me that unless one aisle is twice as wide as the … Continue reading Group Intelligence Requires Awkwardness. Let’s Quit Trying to Manage It Away
Laura Krajewski June 22, 2020 Last fall, Global Workplace Analytics told us that the number of people who work from home has increased by 140% since 2005. And as we live and work through a pandemic, that number has only grown. In the last few months, technology giants like Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and Twitter have … Continue reading Tips on How You Can Bridge the Gap Between Remote and In-Office Contact Center Agents Faster With the Right Workforce Management Strategy
Laura Krajewski — June 9, 2020 Alexas_Fotos / Pixabay Picture this: Every day, your agents come to work to find interactions that totally match their skills. They’re empowered to answer customer questions. And they’re the experts on the needs of your customers. Every person who reaches out gets directed to the agent who knows how … Continue reading Pivot Your Workforce Management Strategies Toward Employee Engagement
Austin Bliss — May 29, 2020 What Is A Spamtrap? Spamtrap email addresses are “dummy” (but fully functional and deliverable) email addresses used for the express purpose of attracting spam. Any messages hitting these addresses are considered unsolicited bulk email. To summarize: A spamtrap is a valid, deliverable email address that is exclusively used to … Continue reading Spamtraps 101: What they Are, Why You Hit Them, & What to Do About It
Ellen Mullarkey — May 22, 2020 Our global community has faced unprecedented stress over the last few months. Whether you transitioned to working from home, were met with an unforeseen furlough, or took on full-time childcare unexpectedly, it’s certainly been an adventure! I can’t stress this enough: we were already under too much pressure. According … Continue reading Don’t Let the Pressure Kill Your People
