The Contact Center Coach

By: The Contact Center Coach
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  • Michael J. Tamer is a 25-year veteran of the customer contact industry. Michael is the author of the book, The Four-Minute Customer, and visionary who was at the forefront of contact center quality monitoring software development. Throughout his career, Michael has been teaching the benefits of quality to organizations all over the world, including the United States Senate. Michael has received honors for his career achievements including Call Center Magazine's Pioneer Award and induction into the Call Center Hall of Fame.
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  • Podcast 134 - Are You Being Overcome By Contact Center Challenges, Or Bold Enough To Overcome Them?

    Podcast 134 - Are You Being Overcome By Contact Center Challenges, Or Bold Enough To Overcome Them?
    Sep 26 2024
    Are you the type of leader who is overcoming the challenges in your contact center, or are you being overcome by them? Interest (I): In this episode, we explore the two sides of leadership in the contact center world: those who boldly overcome the biggest challenges—like turnover, engagement, coaching, and customer experience—and those who feel overwhelmed and stuck, accepting things as they are. Desire (D): Learn how to shift your mindset from being overcome to actively overcoming the toughest challenges in your contact center. Discover proven strategies to reduce turnover, improve engagement, and boost coaching effectiveness. Uncover how to transform customer feedback into actionable insights that elevate your team’s performance and satisfaction.
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    23 mins
  • Podcast 133 - Building Unshakable Resilience- How Contact Center Leaders Thrive Through Adversity

    Podcast 133 - Building Unshakable Resilience- How Contact Center Leaders Thrive Through Adversity
    Sep 12 2024
    Have you ever faced a situation where everything seemed to fall apart, and yet you had to lead your team through it? How do leaders in contact centers find the strength to bounce back from constant pressure? In today's fast-paced contact center environment, adversity is inevitable. High stress, tight deadlines, and unexpected challenges are all part of the job. This episode dives into what it takes to develop resilience—an essential trait for thriving in these tough conditions and leading with confidence. • Discover how to stay composed and maintain focus even in the face of overwhelming stress. • Learn five key traits that can help you become a more resilient leader and inspire your team to persevere. • Gain actionable strategies to help you develop the mental toughness needed for long-term success in your career.
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    25 mins
  • 132 - Does Your Retention Strategy Lack Early Detection Of Departure Signals? How To Fix It NOW!

    132 - Does Your Retention Strategy Lack Early Detection Of Departure Signals? How To Fix It NOW!
    Aug 30 2024
    Have you ever wondered if you could spot the signs before someone on your team decides to leave? In the fast-paced world of contact centers, employee turnover can feel like an unstoppable force. But what if you could recognize the subtle clues that indicate a team member is thinking about leaving? Understanding these signals could be the key to reducing turnover and keeping your best talent. Learn to identify the early warning signs that an employee is considering leaving. Discover strategies to engage and retain valuable team members before they make the decision to exit. Understand how to manage and mitigate the impact of turnover on your team and organization.
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    24 mins

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