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Main duty
Provide day-to-day supervision of the Call Center team to ensure smooth operations, objectives and quality of service.
Responsibilities
Supervise and accompany advisors in their daily activities;
Organize and track team activity during shifts;
Monitor individual and collective performance as well as key indicators of the Call Center;
Ensure compliance with internal schedules, instructions and procedures;
Monitor the quality of call processing and implement necessary corrective actions;
Manage the difficulties and incidents encountered during the shift and bring them back to the Manager;
Ensure reporting of the activity and transmit the requested reports;
Assist advisors in improving their performance.
Education / Qualifications
Bac+3 minimum in management, commerce, management or equivalent field;
Experience
Min. 2 years of experience as a supervisor in a Call Center
Experience in supervision or team management is an asset.
Skills and qualities
Ability to coach and motivate a team;
Good communication;
Other information
Mastery of computer tools and activity monitoring;
Rigor, organization and responsiveness;
Sense of responsibility and direction of results.
Sector: 2 years
Mode of work: On site
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