4 Myths about gamification in contact centres busted
Gamification in contact centres can accomplish so much more than simply drive performance. It humanises the work experience and makes the hard stuff fun.
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Gamification in contact centres can accomplish so much more than simply drive performance. It humanises the work experience and makes the hard stuff fun.
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Using collectables in gamification sustains engagement and taps into a deep-rooted human drive to collect and acquire things.
Employee onboarding generally doesn’t get the attention it deserves. In fact, it’s reported that just 32% of companies have a formalised onboarding process.