AHT Glide Path (Learning curve) calculation

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Luis Rodriguez

AHT Glide Path (Learning curve) calulation

Hello All,

What would be the the best way to calculate the AHT Glide Path?

Is there any template or standard formula i could use?

That will be so helpful

Thank you!

14 Sep 2017 20:09:53

Jonty Pearce

Helper

Call Centre Helper

What do you mean by Glide Path

I presume that by "AHT Glide Path" you mean the time that it takes for a new member of staff to bring their AHT down to the level of proficient staff.

Here is the standard calculation for AHT

https://www.callcentrehelper.com/how-to-measure-average-handling-time-52403.htm

15 Sep 2017 13:44:07

Laura McGilley

Glide path

I would use existing staff to see how long it takes for new starters to get up to speed. We used to track AHT weekly for our new starters so that we could use the data in our forward planning. It usually ended up that they took around double the normal time to handle a call to start with, which then dropped off to "normal" AHT by the end of week 7 or 8.

15 Oct 2018 09:43:19

Polina P

Glide Path

I think there could be 2 approaches here.
One - you track the average AHT for the whole new hire (NH) group and you measure how fast that average gets to the target/level of tenured advisors.
Second - each week you can track the % of NHs that started achieving the target. The lengths of the learning curve in this case will be untill the moment everyone is this group archieve the goal and you'll get a 100%. That will be longer than if you calcuate the average of the group.

For planning purposes I'd use the first one because you need the average anywhere.
For actually understanding how the group progresses the second.

25 Mar 2021 11:45:31