Hi everyone
I've just joined the forum this morning, and am discovering lots of helpful information :)
I am a Team Leader at a Technical Contact Centre with a staff of 10 in my own team (there are three other 10 man teams as well) We are currently investigating potential new methods of carrying out staff reviews and assessments, involving listening to 6 calls, and of course also covering targets met/soft skills/timekeeping/dicipline etc as well.
At present, we review 8 weekly. The Team Leaders are responsible for carrying out all reviews for our own teams, and we listen to recorded calls. We review according to our agreed criteria, and then feed back to the staff afterwards.
The whole thing is really time consuming, and as this is just one of the many daily tasks we have, I feel that sometimes the reviews become rushed and less effective than they should be.
We have previously used a system whereby we had a designated Quality Assessor who sat with the staff and listened to/reviewed live calls with the agents, thus also allowing them to assess every aspect of their call handling - however this obviously required a specific member of staff to carry out this assessing - and we're struggling to spare anyone at the moment. We also found that this live reviewing didn't give true results, as the agents were aware they were being reviewed, and thus 'upped their game' during live reviews!
So, after that long introduction (apologies!) the simple questions is - 'Reviews - how do you do them? What works best for you? Is there another method that I am not aware of?'
thanks in advance
Lou













