Employee Engagement, are we still tripping over the same rocks?

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In a recent CCNG member Town Hall event, members Vicki Brackett and Kevin Zyskowski led a discussion on improving employee engagement. Through case studies they explained how to optimize processes to keep employees engaged through onboarding and training, scheduling, and career development.

Vicki shares that when employees don’t feel engaged at work, there is a negative chain reaction of events that affect every KPI in the organization. This chain reaction impacts both top line revenue and bottom-line contribution, as well as every department supporting the contact center and every leader inside the business unit. Here Vicki Brackett, from livepro, explains what happens when employees are not engaged at work and how this chain reaction of events negatively impacts the organization in so many ways.

Adding that employee engagement strategies need to be woven into the fabric of the day to day operations within the contact centers. It starts at the top. Here are some best practices for leaders to actively engage front line employees and gig workers, and why those strategies can have a positive impact on the organization.

Use this link to view and listen to this entire CCNG Member Town Hall event on the CCNG BrightTalk channel.

Vicki Brackett is a contact center industry veteran, a long time CCNG member and regular contributor in programs. Vicki helps members in a variety of topic areas including innovative and progressive solutions that impact increasing higher CSATs, first call resolutions, new agent speed to competency and higher productivity…all while engaging team members and reversing high absenteeism and attrition. Recognized as a subject-matter expert on virtual/work-at-home contact center operations, today, Vicki cultivates successful partner relationships in the U.S. for livepro®– a state-of-the-art CX Knowledge Management System.

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