Tag: attrition

ApexCX Nov 26 · 2 min read

Capping Average Handle Time (AHT) and Wages are Surefire Mistakes for Contact Center Employee Management

Why capping AHT and agents' wages would be two big mistakes for managing contact centers, leading to attrition and failures.

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ApexCX Nov 26 · 3 min read

Contact Center Staff Management: Employee Engagement, Training Programs, and Trying New ESAT & CSAT Measures

Contact Center Staff Management: Employee Engagement, Training Programs, and Trying New ESAT & CSAT Measures. by JD Fairweather For many

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ApexCX Nov 26 · 9 min read

Employee Motivation and Incentives for Improving Contact Center Customer Experience

Employee motivation and incentives for improving contact center customer experience: intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, coaching, training, & reward programs, employee

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ApexCX Nov 19 · 3 min read

Case Study: WFM Lowered Agent Turnover Rate by 33%, Saving Millions for a Leading BPO

One of ApexCX's predecessors, Taylor Reach Group ("TRG"), by uncovering key causes for employee turnover rate, identified opportunities for a

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ApexCX Nov 17 · 3 min read

Advanced Contact Center Metrics – Speed to Competency

"Speed to Competency" includes metrics such as FCR, CSAT, Quality score, balanced scorecard, Agent engagement or ESAT, AHT and productivity.

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ApexCX Nov 17 · 8 min read

Contact Center Employee Attrition, Recruiting, and Training Costs

Contact Center attrition, recruiting & training can cost $2.25 million for onboarding 70 new agents. Improve employee retention saves costs.

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