I am sad to say that I haven't posted anything in 10 months, which is quite sad.
so I am here to say that "talk don't boil rice", translation I set out to create a blog and I have been all talk. That being said I am recommitting to routinely posting new information.
a little more on talk don't boil rice. That is a saying I have plagiarized from someone at sometime and as my friends would say, it is a "solisism" or something that would only come out of my mouth. Which is not true of course but I have been known to use these good ole' sayings at opportune times. I promise more "solisisms" are on there way.
So stay tuned, same bat channel same bat time (not really).
Showing posts with label customer service. Show all posts
Showing posts with label customer service. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Here we go!
Well, here we go....
This is my first attempt at truly engaging in the blog world. That being said I hope those of you who I have the pleasure of interacting with will be tolerant of my transgressions as I am certain there will be many :-).
A little information about me:
Active in contact center world for just over 12 years.
Held Director/Officer level positions at Overstock.com, CSFB & Bank One
Thus my expertise lies in the financial services and retail industries.
I am have just joined the staffing industry and I am learning as much as possible.
My roles have allowed me to gain experience and expertise in the following areas of contact centers: Credit Card, Mortgage, Collections, Fraud Prevention, Outsourcing, CRM sourcing and implementation, IVR sourcing and implementation, Fraud Application sourcing and implementation, multi-media channels, Knowledge base design and management, Training, Q/A, and WFM
My focus and what I believe is my "competitive advantage" is understanding the operations side of the business, inclusive of front end and back end service delivery involving different aspects of an organization such as logistics, marketing and finance.
Customer Care professionals have to establish themselves as competent tacticians and strategist with a strong business acumen in order to bring value to their organization and industry.
I hope to use this forum to exchange ideas and challenge popular contact center/customer sat notions in a collaborative form. As well as gather and evaluate industry leading trends.
Look forward to the Journey!
First Topic....Net Promoter Score, do you use it? How do you measure quality/customer sat?
This is my first attempt at truly engaging in the blog world. That being said I hope those of you who I have the pleasure of interacting with will be tolerant of my transgressions as I am certain there will be many :-).
A little information about me:
Active in contact center world for just over 12 years.
Held Director/Officer level positions at Overstock.com, CSFB & Bank One
Thus my expertise lies in the financial services and retail industries.
I am have just joined the staffing industry and I am learning as much as possible.
My roles have allowed me to gain experience and expertise in the following areas of contact centers: Credit Card, Mortgage, Collections, Fraud Prevention, Outsourcing, CRM sourcing and implementation, IVR sourcing and implementation, Fraud Application sourcing and implementation, multi-media channels, Knowledge base design and management, Training, Q/A, and WFM
My focus and what I believe is my "competitive advantage" is understanding the operations side of the business, inclusive of front end and back end service delivery involving different aspects of an organization such as logistics, marketing and finance.
Customer Care professionals have to establish themselves as competent tacticians and strategist with a strong business acumen in order to bring value to their organization and industry.
I hope to use this forum to exchange ideas and challenge popular contact center/customer sat notions in a collaborative form. As well as gather and evaluate industry leading trends.
Look forward to the Journey!
First Topic....Net Promoter Score, do you use it? How do you measure quality/customer sat?
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