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Call Center Skills Testing
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Has anyone used any software to test an applicants ability to use a Windows based computer system while helping a customer on the phone?
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Call Center Skills Testing
posted at 8/15/2000 3:23 AM EDT
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Call Center Skills Testing
posted at 8/15/2000 4:50 AM EDT
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We've just recently purchased a software program and we are in the benchmarking stages right now. We believe that this program is going to test several items for us: computer skills, customer service skills, listening, writing and all of the above. The program is fairly expensive however if you way out what you spending to recruit and retain it definately pays for itself. If you'd like the name of the software or wish to talk more about it, please feel free to email me at BLoafman@PSCU.net and I'd be happy to share the information with you. |
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Call Center Skills Testing
posted at 8/15/2000 7:12 AM EDT
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My name is Ruth McCurdy and I am a consultant and trainer to the staffing industry. I have seen many systems but one that I am most impressed with is OPAC. All of the testing is done on live applications vs. simulated. The person to contact at OPAC is Adam Agard. His email address is Adam@OPAC.com. If you'd like to contact me I can be reached through my email address ruth@mentoraction.com or by phone 713-690-4400. |



