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This sounds ideal as you may have the same culture, same accents, and same understanding. Especially on how you handle your customers. Running a dedicated call center offshore has been proven to drive down costs. These are recruitment and training of staff, office equipment, and technology for efficient call management. .
And a big thing is they had a culture of continuous improvement around the actual engagement, the interaction that’s happening with the customer. The process was what evolved over time, based on the resources they had. They spend a lot of time listening to dead air or calls that really are not scorable or coachable anyway.
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And a big thing is they had a culture of continuous improvement around the actual engagement, the interaction that’s happening with the customer. The process was what evolved over time, based on the resources they had. They spend a lot of time listening to dead air or calls that really are not scorable or coachable anyway.
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