5 ways to deal with jerks at work
May 11, 2012 by Michele McGovern
As a contact center pro, you probably deal with a few jerks. It doesn’t mean you have to put up with their bad behavior.
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As a contact center pro, you probably deal with a few jerks. It doesn’t mean you have to put up with their bad behavior.
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A little stress can make agents more effective. But over-stressed agents are a train wreck waiting to happen.
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Some people show up for work, but their hearts aren’t in it anymore.
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On many days, agents would rather suffer a hangover than deal with the boss. Here’s the problem.
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When it comes to positive feedback, too much is never enough. Here’s research to prove it.
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Contact center leaders can keep morale high with more positive feedback. But how much?
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Why do some contact center leaders who seem to have it all end up failing? The answers might surprise you.
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Not everyone in a contact center is cut out to be there. Here are clear signs it’s time to part ways with agents.
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For all the good things customers have to say, it’s the few bits of criticism that tend to stick with us. Here’s how to move on when customers criticize.
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Good agents are hard to find — and it’s often even tougher to keep them. Here’s why they might leave.
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