Training a Call Center Shift Manager

June 14th, 2008 by Jennifer

If you’re in need of a new shift manager but are not sure whether an operator is cut out for the job, try promoting a senior operator to “second in command” says Donna Fluss of DMG consulting. How do you know whether an operator is ready to take on such responsibilities? Look for a senior operator who:

  1.  has good knowledge of your call center’s procedures
  2.  is responsible and punctual
  3.  is self-motivated worker with good habits
  4. has excellent customer service skills and the ability to deal with angry or upset callers

The “second in command” position is a good way to test whether these skills are present in your senior operator before you take the big plunge!

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