Examining employee experience trends and why continuous investment in people will never be out of fashion. […]
Employee experience trends in a changing environment
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Andrew Sullivan
Examining employee experience trends and why continuous investment in people will never be out of fashion. […]
In today’s “employees’ job market” your people can choose who they work for. Companies that don’t deliver a better employee experience will lose out and struggle to attract the talent they need. […]
Navigate through employment retention strategies to find your organisation’s best solutions to boost retention. […]
This was going to be called “Smooth Operators.” But there’s already a computer game called “Smooth Operators: Call Center Chaos!” Apparently it’s so tricky to run a good call centre that there’s a game about it. […]
Uncertainty is an ever-present problem for businesses, making risk management software an essential tool that can help your business navigate a range of risks and ultimately support its growth strategies. […]
Contact centres often confuse training with coaching. We explore the differences between the two and how they can help improve your compliance management. […]
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By investing in your leaders you’ll build capability, help your people flourish and can avoid the great resignation. […]
Contact centres can take purposeful, consistent and practical steps with existing employees to improve the employee experience – and improve retention.
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What is conduct risk, and what are conduct risk examples? To better understand conduct risk and how to tackle it, we have compiled a list of conduct risk examples and looked at what factors can help mitigate different types of conduct risk. […]