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How to help contact center agents avoid burnout

Inside Customer Service

This blog is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. While 59 percent of agents surveyed were in the at risk or severe risk category, there is some improvement from a similar report from 2016.

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52 Reasons to Embrace Marketing Operations

ClearAction

I added a couple of new reasons and organized the list into four topical categories: enterprise transformation, marketing accountability, marketing efficiency and effectiveness, and marketing transformation. Large orgs combining = disparate systems + information silos + competing cultures. Enterprise Transformation. Scalable marketing.

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So you want to give a Ted talk?

Intercom, Inc.

Look for meetups and other easy, low effort ways like blogging to begin to build your content and work your way up. What’s the latest pop culture phenomenon? Other talented speakers will be able to give you helpful feedback on how to present your ideas or reframe your stories to be more impactful in the context of a stage.

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WATCH NOW: PeopleMetrics Turns 20! 3 Business Lessons from CX Entrepreneur Sean McDade PhD | PeopleMetrics LIVE!

PeopleMetrics

Having great people, and there's four of my colleagues on the line here with me in the Zoom call, which are incredibly great talented people. Gary runs Reason Research, Kate is heading Culture, Diversity and other things at Lincoln Financial Group. Incredible people, incredible talent. Forrester and Gartner are covering this.

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Baby Boomers, Millennials and More: Here’s How to Manage a Multigenerational Workforce

Comm100

Because so many different events happened in this 20-year span, the Baby Boom Generation is sometimes further divided into two categories: Boomers I (or the Baby Boomers) and Boomers II (or Generation Jones). For more information on team building, check out our blog post, 20 Customer Service Training Ideas and Activities for Busy Teams.