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Observations-on-Operatons Interactive
Observations-on-Operations Interactive
The Observations-on-Operations Interactive segment is a variation of the regular Observations-on-Operations article found at http://www.callcenterops.com/newsletter.htm _________ As a Call Center Professional, What Provides the Most Satisfaction to You? Call center jobs are rewarding. Take a moment and comment on what gives you the most satisfaction at the end of the day. _________ Add your opinion by clicking on the "post reply" button. (Remember, you must register first in order to post your opinion.) Moderator CallCenterOps.com
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Job satisfaction
We reserve park facilities in Oregon. Knowing that our customers have had a positive experience with an agent who cared about helping them makes me feel very satisfied. Listening to customers who expected to be treated like another number who are surprised and happy with an agent who empowered them to explore the choices available gives me a real kick. We have accomplished something to go from covering all of the policies, fees and procedures to doing so while delivering 1st class customer service.
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Job Satisfaction
Knowing I've made a difference.
Feeling informed. To me there is nothing worse then sensing that something above me is going on and not being informed.
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I like ending a day that started out looking like service levels were going to be horrible, and systems go down, and people call off. And through skill, luck or the will of the call center gods we pull it together as a team, and turn it into a productive, well worked day.
I had one of those today. Mike H CIT Chicago, IL |
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