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CCP301 Strategies for Managing Call Center Personnel

Course Description

This course exposes students to all aspects of staff planning and development in a call center environment. Areas examined include recruitment, training, motivational strategies, labor regulations, human resource practices, and personnel performance management.

Topics and Objectives

Recruiting Strategies

  • Examine the elements of a call center staffing plan.
  • Compare and contrast various call center recruiting methods and strategies.
  • Compare and contrast the labor market and call center industry compensation plans.

Training Strategies

  • Contrast various call center training delivery methods.
  • Examine how a training program meets organizational objectives.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of call center training programs.
  • Identify process improvements on call center training programs.

Leadership and Motivation

  • Compare and contrast various leadership models and motivational techniques utilized in a call center environment.
  • Describe various rewards and recognition programs.
  • Develop retention strategies in a call center environment.
  • Identify call center environments that foster learning and professional development.

Labor Regulations and Human Resource Practices

  • Determine what labor regulations affect call center operations.
  • Establish organizational policies and procedures that comply with industry and government standards.

Personnel Performance Management

  • Develop personnel performance measurements that meet service and organizational objectives.
  • Communicate personnel performance measurements to internal and external stakeholders.
  • Examine the impact of technological advances on call center personnel performance management.
  • Discuss performance review processes.

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