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Reduce Business Workload with Call Center Outsourcing Services

Call center outsourcing is an effective option for the businesses which are on the verge of expansion or trying too hard to tackle the bundles of responsibilities that came along with it. Irrespective of the size and type of the industry section you belong to, call center services are the best suited and effective method to accommodate extensive needs of an expanding business. Be it retail, hospitality, healthcare, finance or media, everything is marred by competitive aspect of business. To gain an advantage for your business and spearhead its growth, only the customers remain the only and last hope. Whosoever has the biggest share of customers, wins the field and take the cup home. So, everybody now is feeling a special urge to provide customer centric services without increasing their budgets and as a result, they deploy their existing employees to take phone calls, handle large call volumes, manage documents and so on. Initially they show enthusiasm and zeal towards the work a

Why Skillful Agents Gain Over Naive and Fresher Ones?

If you are in training department of a call center, you may have experienced the dismay to see that yet one another batch falls short of expected category. Due to the always needed workforce, HR has to keep recruiting them and training department has to take them through to product level. From the pre-assessment to final training round, the hired group keep lagging behind and lacking the strongest part of being an agent- Skills. The newly recruited agents could be either naïve or have some attitude and personality problems that are not deemed as fit for Customer Support Executive job. After taking some calls, they realize that a calling job is much more than just answering on phone and resolving queries. Interactions with some furious customers make them nervous and furious. Frustrated they, leave their job in no time. This leads to increased costs and attrition in a call center and hampers the progress of project as well. At this point, training may not be the one to blame. The first

Vcare Corporation: Recognizing Talents, Rewarding Performances with vAccolades Program

In its quest of delivering value for both the employees and clients, Vcare Corporation- a global leader in call center outsourcing rolls in new motivation programs. In this neck breaking competition where call center agents have to work in odd shifts, unbearable and strenuous pressures to achieve the targets, this reward and incentives based program named appropriately as \"Reward and Recognition\" is sure to bring accolades. For Vcare Corporation, employees are assets and serve as pillars and posts of the company. We value the fact that performance at work place is directly correlated to ability of motivation. We also understand that apart from the benefits we get from and provide our employees, we need to bring in an altruistic approach towards what they have been doing. Hence, our program of recognizing the talents and rewarding them for their initiatives and work. Celebrating the spirit of Vcare Team and appreciating the leadership, the vAccolades program is set to be ano

Call Center Outsourcing: Evolving for Better Quality Services

Call centers have been known for their zero tolerance policies for quality and standards of services as they treat it as the prima facie reason why companies outsource. Outsourcing call center services is considered as a cost effective options by corporate and beneficial too as call centers promise to never compromise on the services they offer. However, the beginning of outsourcing was not this sunny and bright. According to a leading agency's survey in the year 2004. Only 55.8 percent of the 870 call center professionals admitted that their quality assurance team have had the time and resources to led an effective quality program. Only 25.8 percent and 27.4 percent of call centers monitored IVR and Web self-service contacts. Live calls were the only things that were monitored duly. 72.4 percent call centers explained that monitoring is to ensure a general understanding and acceptance of programs and projects among call center workers where as 71.1 percent thought that quality mon