Some of you asked for this call center mind map from the last video. Here it is:

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June 14th, 2008 at 5:18 am
Hi, I really liked the mind map you used at the start. I went to share some more information releated to motivation factors on the job.
Motivation is much more important in call center because working on the front line serving customers is a demanding job. And the manner in which customer interactions are handled directly impacts an organization’s success. Thus, it’s necessary to have a performance-based motivational management approach that measures performance against program goals, rewards top performers and ultimately results in higher customer satisfaction.